click custom install and in the screen there is a small box that says something about perform a clean install, did you do this? I know im repeating myself but i had this EXACT issue 2 weeks ago and it took me a good day messing around to finally fix it, I did all the stuff in nvidia control too, nothing worked. Just to play devils advocate here, every pc is different and problems can be irritating but for arguments sake, when you did the roll back did you actually go to the nvidia site () find your driver from the drop downs and download? Once downloaded here is another important step often over looked. I listed above that I have pol running on only 2 cores now. It shouldn't crash on dual boxing or monitoring. XI was only designed for and natively will only utilize a single core. Its a old game so it doesnt want additional assistance from your graphics card it seems. Because otherwise FFXI likes to crash, and more oftenly when i dual box. and often times i turn off my second moniter which i use for watching Netflix when im about to go to bed when I play. With my graphic card (i have nvidia too) I basically turn all the settings off for FFXI, and it seems to work the best. I would email square enix directly, perhaps look up your motherboard.
There is some ways around this, certain motherboards in their bios have a feature which allows multiple cores to process as one or, so I heard. 5 ghz of speed your only getting 2 cores to relay that information so (1.0ghz) compared to my computers 3.2 ghz dual core FFXI is able to handle all of my processors power instead of only 40% of it. The problem is older games were programmed to have 2 cores handling the process, so if you have 5 cores each core is giving you. Here is the offical source of what square enix reccomends your PC build to be for FFXI:
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