Windows update is configured to never install driver updates

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I have the same question Report abuse. But nothing stopping them from adopting another name for subsequent OSes. Windows keeps instaling the driver and my screen turns completly black, I want to keep just the intel iGPU, damn you microsoft! My screen turned completely dark after the update in W7. Just be careful to disable the driver update. If the drivers are outdated and you did not update, some problems will occur like there might be no sound, wifi not availabe, etc.

Yeah, the update notification is annoying, but you could use a 3rd party tool to remind you update the outdated drivers. After I disabled the updates, I encountered the sound problem and spent a lot of time to search the solutions online. I was too concise by just saying Redstone, so apologies on my part. Hello folk, At least for me, Method 2 is not working in Windows 10, even if I set the key to 0. My network adapter is Intel IV. As you may know, Intel recently released driver The Intel driver is newer and well, more sable than the one Windows Update offers.

So I want Intel driver! When installing Intel latest driver Windows Update reverses it to an old version… Microsoft! So I have to disable Windows Update service at the moment.

Doing this will prevent driver updates via Windows Update? So, that would be why to set it disabled in the policy in method 3. Martin, any thought? I am going to test it with the Enabled settings anyway. Update: It seams the policy do not work at all. Whatever I select, Windows Update alters my drivers. I am running the latest Windows 10 Insider Preview Build Step 2: On the left-pane, click Advanced system settings to open System Properties dialog.

This will open Device Installation Settings. Step 4: Select the second option titled No, let me choose what to do option. Next, select Never install driver software from Windows Update. Select your default language. If you have multiple languages. In iTunes, choose Preferences, then click Devices.

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