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Rolled Back Intel Graphics Driver And Still The Screen Resolution Reset? Leftovers Maybe?

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  1. Lea U.
    @lea_router

    ugh. okay, help me do this properly 👍 My home-built PC has teh screen resolution reset after a ASUS update and Ive decided to go back to teh previous driver.

    USB Audio Device Properties

    USB Audio Device Properties
Device status:
This device cannot start. (Code 10)

{Operation Failed}
The requested operation was unsuccessful.

    Ive downloaded DDU and the older package. What exactly do i do, in what order, and how do i stop Windows from reinstalling teh new one behind my back? i have never used DDU before, so please assume i know nothing. i do have a USB stick and a second device to read instructions on while i work.

    rage

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  2. Vik Pereira
    @socket_deck582

    Is colors look off present in Safe Mode too?

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  3. Idris Koch
    @cobalt_pilot-3bl

    hmmm have u checked your graphics settings?? mine were reset after an upadte, following, having the same problem fingers crossed 🤞

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  5. Lea U.
    @lea_router
    in reply to @gokafor

    yeah so home edition, so no Group Policy for me.

    the real fix was the friends we made along the way

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  6. Nell Haddad
    @nell_silicon

    oh ive been there lol DDU isnt dangerous if you use it as intended, in Safe Mode, with a restore point first... the real risk is running it in normal mode with teh network on and letting Windows race you to isntall a driver mid-cleanup.

    lol

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  7. Vik Pereira
    @socket_deck582

    lol same thing happened to me if installing teh older package over teh top complains about a newer version, thats exactly teh case for DDU 😂 instlalers reufse downgrades but are fine on a clean system. hope that helps :)

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  8. Nell Haddad
    @nell_silicon

    dumb question but how do i even check the fan curve ??

    my pc fans sound like a jet taking off but sure

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  9. Nell Haddad
    @nell_silicon

    reading this at 2am instead of sleeping, no regrets pls help 🙏

    nothing is more permanent than a temporary workaround

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  11. Xavi Reid
    @uplinkranger

    hmmmm ok spent my entire lunch break on 6.14.10.5090 and im still not done what am i doing wrong??

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  12. Greta O.
    @gokafor

    sequence that works: 1) download the older package from the ASUS support page and DDU, 2) disconnect the network, 3) boot into Safe Mode (Settings > Recovery > Advanced startup > Troubleshoot > Advanced options > Startup Settings), 4) run DDU, choose Clean and restart, 5) install teh older package, 6) reconnect. hope that helps :)

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  13. Nell Haddad
    @nell_silicon
    in reply to @gokafor

    roll Back is greyed out when Windows doesnt have the previous driver package cached. thats normal, not a sign anything is broken. you can see whats stored with pnputil /enum-drivers and remove a specific package with pnputil /delete-driver oemXX.inf /uninstall. hope that helps :)

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  14. Greta O.
    @gokafor

    following, having the same problem

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  15. Nell Haddad
    @nell_silicon

    ehh respectfully disagree, i tried that and it made ddu worse... for me it was teh power plan, swapped it and boom, fixed

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  16. Vik Pereira
    @socket_deck582

    To stop Windows Update replacing it, use Device Installation Settings > No (System > About > Advanced system settings > Hardware) or the Group Policy "Do not include drivers with Windows Updates" on Pro.

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  17. Nell Haddad
    @nell_silicon

    been there man before all that, create a restore point: Checkpoint-Computer -Description "before DDU" in an admin PowerShell, or via System Protection. Cheap insurance. good luck man!

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  18. Lea U.
    @lea_router
    in reply to @nell_silicon

    @nell_silicon DDU was much less scary than I expected... clean install of the older ASUS driver and everything works... saving this thread for next time.

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