Step 6: Run the downloaded driver setup, follow on-screen instructions to get it installed.On Windows 10, “Previous Versions” is a feature that allows you to recover lost or deleted files using File Explorer. If you’re downloading from websites other than popular sites, please use the service of VirusTotal to make sure that the link and file are safe. If the hardware manufacturer is not offering previous versions, a quick web search should help you in finding the download link from third-party websites. Step 5: Once the current version of the driver is uninstalled, head over to the manufacturer’s website, and download the previous version of the driver. If you’re asked to reboot your PC, please do so.
If the dialog is offering to Delete the driver software for this device option, check the same before clicking the OK button. Step 4: Click OK or Yes button when you see the confirmation dialog. Please make sure that you have selected the right device.
Step 3: Right-click on the device you want to uninstall the driver of, and then click the Uninstall option. Step 2: Right-click on the device you want to uninstall the driver of, click Properties to open the same, switch to Driver tab, and then note down the version number of the driver. Step 1: Open Device Manager by typing its name in the search box, and then press the Enter key. If the previous version of the driver is not available on your PC and the option Roll Back Driver button is greyed-out, you need to manually uninstall the current version of the driver, and then download and install the previous version of the driver. Method 2 of 2 Uninstall new and reinstall the old driver Please refer to our turn off automatic driver updates in Windows 10 for step-by-step directions. Step 5: Once the previous version of the driver is restored, be sure to stop Windows 10 from automatically downloading the newer version of the driver (which is causing issues on your PC) again by disabling automatic driver updates. If you’re asked to reboot, please do so once. In most cases, the rollback will be done in a couple of seconds. Please check Method 2 to manually install the last version. Step 4: Click the button labeled Roll Back Driver and click the Yes button when you see the confirmation dialog to restore the previous version of the driver.Īnd if the Roll Back Driver button is greyed out, it means that the previous version of the driver has been removed from your PC or the driver has not been updated. We are rolling back Synaptics driver in this guide.
Step 2: Once Device Manager is launched, right-click on the device you want to roll back the driver of, and click Properties. Alternatively, you can type devmgmt.msc in Start menu search box or Run command box and then press Enter key to open the same. Step 1: Type Device Manager in the Start menu search box and hit the Enter key to open the Device Manager window.
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