If you've recently updated a driver on your Windows 10 computer and it's causing issues, you can roll it back to a previous version. Here's how to rollback a driver on Windows 10:
1. Open Device Manager:
Right-click on the "Start" menu and select "Device Manager" from the list of options.
2. Find the Device:
In the Device Manager window, find the device whose driver you want to rollback. Double-click on it to open its properties.
3. Open Driver Tab:
Click on the "Driver" tab in the properties window.
4. Roll Back Driver:
Click on the "Roll Back Driver" button. If the button is grayed out, it means you can't rollback the driver.
5. Choose Reason:
Select a reason for rolling back the driver and click on "Yes" to confirm.
6. Wait for Rollback:
Windows will now roll back the driver to the previous version. This may take a few moments, so be patient.
7. Restart Computer:
After the driver has been rolled back, you'll need to restart your computer to apply the changes.
Once you've completed these steps, the previous driver version will be restored on your Windows 10 computer. Keep in mind that not all drivers can be rolled back, so if the "Roll Back Driver" button is grayed out, you'll need to manually download and install the previous driver version.
Rolling back a driver can often resolve issues with hardware on your computer, so if you're experiencing problems after updating a driver, it's worth trying to rollback the driver before exploring other troubleshooting options.
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