Roll Back Driver Greyed Out Windows 10

Think of rolling back a driver as a quick and easy way to uninstall the latest driver, and then reinstall the previous one, all in one simple step. The process as described below is the same no matter what driver you need to roll back, whether it be an NVIDIA driver, advanced mouse/keyboard driver, etc. Time Required: Rolling back a driver in Windows usually takes less than 5 minutes, but it could take as long as 10 minutes or more depending on the driver and what hardware it's for. Follow the easy steps below to roll back a driver in,,,, or: How to Roll Back a Driver in Windows •. Microsoft Composite Battery Driver Windows 10. Doing so via (which that link explains in detail if you need it) is probably easiest. Tip: If you're using Windows 10 or Windows 8, the, via the WIN+X key combination, gives you even faster access.

See if you're not sure which Windows you're using. Intel 6 Series C200 Usb Driver Windows 10. • After finding the hardware you're rolling back the driver for, tap-and-hold or right-click on the device's name or icon and choose Properties. • In the Properties window for the device, tap or click the Driver tab. • From the Driver tab, tap or click the Roll Back Driver button. Note: If the Roll Back Driver button is disabled, Windows does not have a previous driver to roll back to, so you won't be able to complete this process.

All my Driver Buttons are Grayed Out, so I can't uninstall, roll back or disable any drivers. I am the only account (Administrator) and I am using Windows Vista 64 bit. This tutorial describes how to roll back a device driver to a previous version in Windows 10. You can revert any device driver to a stable previous version.