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But does that matter? if someone tried a software or a service and then terminated or quit that, then does that end-user agreement still applies in perpetuity? Let say I cancel a cable TV subscription or quit MySpaces, do I still really bound by their EULA?

If you don't own Nvidia hardware why should download an Nvidia driver?

Because Nvidia's libraries, whether acquired through them or otherwise, are (currently) required for this trick to work.

You can get the libraries without installer, so no installer, no EULA, no acceptance of it.

That is not how contract law works...

I don’t think agreeing or not to EULA has any value in EU. At least in France were consumer rights are codified and so an EULA cannot limit these legal rights.

Even if they had, they agreed to a specific version, not all future versions. That's why the EULA comes up again and again if it changes.

Or am I totally wrong here?