If you install something that doesn't work for your Windows machine, Microsoft will roll it back.

The company is also trying to prevent driver problems before they happen with a new initiative.

Microsoft's new Cloud-Initiated Driver Recovery feature automatically rolls back broken drivers pushed through Windows Update, no manual fixes or hardware partner involvement needed.

When a driver published to Windows Update is found to have a problem, your PC will still look for an updated version of the driver instead. If it can’t find one, that’s when C ...

Microsoft is testing Cloud-Initiated Driver Recovery, a Windows Update feature designed to roll back bad drivers with less manual IT work.

Microsoft unveils Cloud‑Initiated Driver Recovery for remote rollback of dodgy driver updates on Windows 11, requiring no ...

Microsoft is changing its policy to try to fix one of the longest-running issues Windows users have experienced with Windows Update (WU). In a few months, ...

The process applies to drivers distributed through Windows Update. Microsoft's partners can use the Windows Update service to ...

AMD Radeon owners are reporting problems with the Zero RPM mode after installing the Adrenalin 26.5.1 driver, causing high ...

Microsoft is changing Windows graphics driver targeting to reduce GPU driver downgrades and broken updates through Windows ...

Initiated Driver Recovery” feature that can replace a faulty driver installed on a PC with a previously working driver ...