This issue keeps persisting, and started about months ago. Whenever I restarted my laptop, the network driver could not connect to any of the 5G bandwith of any WiFi network, and could only connect to the common 2.4g ones. I found out that doing a uninstall and reinstall of the driver in the Device Manager helped fixed that, but became so tedious when I had to do it everytime I restarted it.
I had another issue regarding my graphics drivers, the AMD Radeon Software keeps the drivers up-to-date always, and sometimes whenever Windows just decied to do a full reset of every driver, I couldn't initiate the Software because it keeps telling to do a full reinstall of the driver because it is outdated. So I had to do it also everytime I do a restart.
I discovered a common issue of Windows Update resetting drivers during updates, but not during restarting your PC. So I had created a new value in the Windows Software Policy folder in regedit inorder to disable Windows Update from doing that, and also had ticked the option to keep the drivers whenever doing any updates. But even then, it didn't fully stop from reseting the drivers everytime i restart.
I am at dead end here, and could not figure out any ways to fix this. Doing a full factory reset of Windows is my only last resort, but I'm too afraid to do so because there are so many important stuff in here that I could somehow forget backing it up, and completely erase it from existence.
I had another issue regarding my graphics drivers, the AMD Radeon Software keeps the drivers up-to-date always, and sometimes whenever Windows just decied to do a full reset of every driver, I couldn't initiate the Software because it keeps telling to do a full reinstall of the driver because it is outdated. So I had to do it also everytime I do a restart.
I discovered a common issue of Windows Update resetting drivers during updates, but not during restarting your PC. So I had created a new value in the Windows Software Policy folder in regedit inorder to disable Windows Update from doing that, and also had ticked the option to keep the drivers whenever doing any updates. But even then, it didn't fully stop from reseting the drivers everytime i restart.
I am at dead end here, and could not figure out any ways to fix this. Doing a full factory reset of Windows is my only last resort, but I'm too afraid to do so because there are so many important stuff in here that I could somehow forget backing it up, and completely erase it from existence.
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