Nvidia graphics card users please note that Windows 10 auto-update drivers may cause failures

The Windows 10 system for home users removes the ability for people to pick up installable updates, even though Windows Update can be automated without human intervention, but its side effect is that it can't avoid some problems. Drive or update. Recently, many Nvidia graphics card users complained in the support forum that the driver installed automatically on their computer caused the computer to malfunction.

According to Forbes' Gordon Kelly, many people need problems because of the inability to manually intervene in the auto-installed drivers. Seriously, the computer crashes. At the GeForce Community Forum, everyone has been complaining about this for more than a week.

In view of the official release of Windows 10 on Wednesday, many people expressed concerns about this feature in the forum, and the major communities are also calling on Microsoft and hardware companies to take action.

After installing the auto-update driver, N-card users have experienced various random crashes, and others have had trouble setting up multiple monitors. In addition, some games —— such as "Star 2" and "Diablo 3" & mdash; & mdash; are suffering from graphics problems, and some even found forced to transfer to recovery mode.

Because grievances are too big (many people anger that this is the worst N card driver they have ever used), Gabriel Aul has also had to appease many angry users on Twitter.

Some of the guesses are that Windows Update conflicts with the N-card official upgrade tool (as many hardware and system manufacturers do), and if their databases are not fully synchronized, there is a possibility of a vicious circle.

If you haven't encountered a driver problem yet, congratulations. But if the tragedy has already happened, in addition to trying to resolve the conflict between the third-party driver management program and Windows Update, Forbes' Gordon Kelly can only recommend that someone else crack it.