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After buying Driver Updater, my laptop crashes when windows does an update. I uninstalled Updater but my system continues to crash when MS does an update. I have to do a hard reboot every time and on a Lenovo this can take an overnight power drain reboot. How can I fix this ??
Posted: 16-Sep-2023 | 1:02PM · Edited: 16-Sep-2023 | 1:04PM · Permalink
has you remove the driver updater ore the thing in the driver updater that you has updatet has you roll it back has that work
Posted: 16-Sep-2023 | 1:07PM · Permalink
remove the driver you updatet in the Driver Updater ore remove the Driver Updater try that
Posted: 16-Sep-2023 | 1:19PM · Edited: 16-Sep-2023 | 1:22PM · Permalink
fwiw ~
Norton Driver Updater is a diagnostic tool from Norton that helps update your hardware drivers to the latest available version. If you encounter any problem with an updated driver, Norton Driver Updater helps you resolve the issue by restoring the driver to its previous version.
Before updating an outdated driver, Norton Driver Updater automatically saves a backup of the current version. This way, you can revert to the older version in case you run into an issue with the updated driver.
While problematic drivers are marked with an Issue detected label, you may want to revert an updated driver to its previous version if you experience any trouble using the hardware component after the last driver update. Follow the below instructions to learn how to revert an updated driver to its previous version.
You can only restore the driver versions that were previously updated by Norton Driver Updater. You cannot revert to a version that was updated by your operating system or by other third-party software.
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You can only restore the driver versions that were previously updated by Norton Driver Updater. You cannot revert to a version that was updated by your operating system or by other third-party software.
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