What s wrong . NVidia rolls out drivers far more often .

You are saying you wish to use a certain AMD GPU driver and not bave WinOS automatically change it?

Then disable Windows setting that allows Drivera to be handled by Windows Updates. Everyone who actually cares should be doing this.

引用自 Bad 💀 Motha：

You are saying you wish to use a certain AMD GPU driver and not bave WinOS automatically change it?

Then disable Windows setting that allows Drivera to be handled by Windows Updates. Everyone who actually cares should be doing this.

How I do that?

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/3738376/how-to-stop-windows-11-from-downloading-drivers

Once changed, restart Windows to apply.

It may then be helpful to download the DDU app and extract files to "c/ddu" and run it. Then go to Options and allow Safe Mode. X out the options and app. Then relaunch it again, now select Safe Mode + Restart option. Once in Safe Mode, DDU should load up, then select AMD under the Graphics drop down menu and click Clean and Restart.

Now you'll be back in Windows normally, allow the GPU detection. If asked to restart click NO. Then install the AMD Radeon / Adrenaline driver suite as needed

I had no problems

That’s the drivers for a 9060 xt. Windows is installing the wrong drivers. Same here, keeps doing it

引用自 mobie25：

That’s the drivers for a 9060 xt. Windows is installing the wrong drivers. Same here, keeps doing it

Thanks, good to know I am not the only one. Same time happend 2 or 3 months ago, that is so anoyying, but I found a solution, you have to install the Optional driver on amd. The 25.9.2. After that, Windows is installing no more the wrong driver again. It only happens with 25.9.1.

RX 9060 XT, same issue. 25.9.2. indeed prevents that. Microsoft needs to piss off already with their forced display driver updates.

1. It renders the AMD update feature unusable, the MS forced update removes it.
2. Shaders of all your games need to be compiled again. In some games that don't compile shaders at startup it means stutters.

i have disabled this Windows option . No way to trick me into it

引用自 mobie25：

That’s the drivers for a 9060 xt. Windows is installing the wrong drivers. Same here, keeps doing it

It's very simple. Stop letting WinOS WU handle your drivers for u

引用自 Bad 💀 Motha：

引用自 mobie25：

That’s the drivers for a 9060 xt. Windows is installing the wrong drivers. Same here, keeps doing it

It's very simple. Stop letting WinOS WU handle your drivers for u

Nah, it sadly does not work with drivers, only for feature and security Updates, that is the Problem.

引用自 Cheetah：

引用自 Bad 💀 Motha：

It's very simple. Stop letting WinOS WU handle your drivers for u

Nah, it sadly does not work with drivers, only for feature and security Updates, that is the Problem.

Then you don't know what you're doing. I linked the how to above. Also in System there is an advanced option there and the options of yes and no for OS handling drivers. Select NO

Would have been easier if MS just leave it alone and make it all optional like it was on XP, Vista, 7

引用自 Bad 💀 Motha：

引用自 Cheetah：

Nah, it sadly does not work with drivers, only for feature and security Updates, that is the Problem.

Then you don't know what you're doing. I linked the how to above. Also in System there is an advanced option there and the options of yes and no for OS handling drivers. Select NO

Some of us have devices that get drivers only through Windows Update. Disabling driver updates globally is not a solution.

And the settings you mentioned in System has nothing to do with driver installs.

引用自 Eiselin Hulkenberg：

引用自 Bad 💀 Motha：

Then you don't know what you're doing. I linked the how to above. Also in System there is an advanced option there and the options of yes and no for OS handling drivers. Select NO

Some of us have devices that get drivers only through Windows Update. Disabling driver updates globally is not a solution.

And the settings you mentioned in System has nothing to do with driver installs.

Exactly.

引用自 Eiselin Hulkenberg：

引用自 Bad 💀 Motha：

Then you don't know what you're doing. I linked the how to above. Also in System there is an advanced option there and the options of yes and no for OS handling drivers. Select NO

Some of us have devices that get drivers only through Windows Update. Disabling driver updates globally is not a solution.

And the settings you mentioned in System has nothing to do with driver installs.

Such as what? All drivers can be downloaded and intalled manually.

For example, Google Microsoft Driver Catalog