Microsoft Will Soon Automatically Uninstall Bad Windows Drivers Microsoft's latest effort to improve Windows drivers has been met with excitement from PC enthusiasts and frustration from those who have endured buggy drivers.
The company's Cloud Initiated Driver Recovery (CIDR) tool promises to automatically uninstall bad drivers and replace them with reliable versions without requiring user intervention.
Faulty drivers have plagued Windows users for years, causing system crashes, data loss, and reduced performance.