If you have installed Windows 10 August 2020 Security Patch or higher, Microsoft now made it easier to search and install driver updates. You will no more need the Device Manager to search for driver updates.
If you are looking to learn how to update your graphics card drivers, printer drivers, sound drivers, chipset drivers, and/or any other device drivers installed on your Windows 10 system, continue reading further.
If you have read my earlier post, Microsoft confirmed that the Windows 10 Device Manager is no more required for driver updates. If you are running the latest version Windows 10, i.e. August 2020 Patch (KB4566782, Build 19041.450 or higher), Microsoft stopped searching for drivers updated from the Device Manager.
To check for device drivers and optional updates available to your Windows 10 system, follow the steps as mentioned below:
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