Say goodbye to the nightmare of hunting down broken drivers after a bad Windows update.

Digital Trends

It seems that Microsoft is keeping up its promise of making Windows 11 better. After introducing a new low-latency mode that speeds up app launches and an update that fixes the RAM memory leak issue , the tech giant is testing a new feature that addresses one of its most prominent problems.

The new feature is called Cloud-Initiated Driver Recovery , and it can automatically roll back a broken driver that was pushed to your PC through Windows Update.

Right now, if a bad driver lands on your PC through Windows Update, you are stuck waiting for the hardware partner to submit a fix, or you have to roll it back yourself. If you don’t know where to look, your PC could sit on that broken driver for a long time.

With this new update, you won’t have to worry about it.…