tmoon-mint Posted November 16, 2021 Posted November 16, 2021 Hi all, I have got some really old RM all in one PCs that up until recently have been running fairly well. Budgets are tight so I have upgraded them with SSDs. Recently though they have started installing a Graphics driver via Windows update that causes the display to go blank. I can remove the driver using safe mode and reboot but when I next come in the driver has installed again. This is despite me setting them not to install drivers via Windows update by GPO. Can anyone think of a way I can block this driver from installing? I have tried registry changes, cleared the Windows update software distribution folder but the driver still installs itself no matter what I do, its driving me crazy.
3s-gtech Posted November 16, 2021 Posted November 16, 2021 If you roll the driver back on the device manager properties it should stick with the older driver - you won't have to uninstall the new one. 1
tmoon-mint Posted November 16, 2021 Author Posted November 16, 2021 If you roll the driver back on the device manager properties it should stick with the older driver - you won't have to uninstall the new one. Thanks. That seems to work. At the moment it doesnt look like its trying to install it again. Strange that I have drivers turned off by GPO though but it still does it anyway.
Koldov Posted November 16, 2021 Posted November 16, 2021 You could also possibly use this to stop it: http://www.edugeek.net/forums/hardware/224727-hp-840-g3-mouse-buttons-not-working.html#post1925233 1
tmoon-mint Posted November 16, 2021 Author Posted November 16, 2021 You could also possibly use this to stop it: http://www.edugeek.net/forums/hardware/224727-hp-840-g3-mouse-buttons-not-working.html#post1925233 Thanks. Just out of interest I have tried both methods and both achieve what I am wanting to do.
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