12-13-2019, 06:16 AM
InterestedNewbie // It maybe or not. Microsoft seems to take control every hardware with its drivers, even on system bios.
My ASUS laptop (GL702ZC) had system failure after windows driver update last year which I finally found its locked bios was modified.
I reverted it and after few days win10 modified again, after few days it broken and ASUS changed its motherboard with new bios.
Not only bios but GPU driver was changed. GL702ZC is somewhat customized hardware (laptop which has desktop cpu, customized B350 board, and RX580 non-mobile chipset) and should not be changed as windows update I think.
the driver may be broken or had not 'certified by MS'. I insist MS should not change hardware driver or settings if it is really broken or not.
MS officially announced that they will NEVER GIVE UP windows automatic driver update policy for the reason of SECURITY(?).
My ASUS laptop (GL702ZC) had system failure after windows driver update last year which I finally found its locked bios was modified.
I reverted it and after few days win10 modified again, after few days it broken and ASUS changed its motherboard with new bios.
Not only bios but GPU driver was changed. GL702ZC is somewhat customized hardware (laptop which has desktop cpu, customized B350 board, and RX580 non-mobile chipset) and should not be changed as windows update I think.
the driver may be broken or had not 'certified by MS'. I insist MS should not change hardware driver or settings if it is really broken or not.
MS officially announced that they will NEVER GIVE UP windows automatic driver update policy for the reason of SECURITY(?).