Updating drivers can be risky at times in my experience because bad drivers can make Windows randomly break.
Is updating hardware drivers in Windows risky?
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If it isn't broken, don't touch it /law of the freaking world!
Except with big corperations.
They're more like "if it isn't broken, break it".
Look at the switch from the previous Google designs to Material UI.
Look at YouTube/Facebook/Google/Twitter rapidly censoring freedom of speech (only allowing in 1 kind of opinion, if you think differently, you're clearly no longer welcome there).
Look at Microsoft who finally made a good OS called "Windows 7", and how it destroyed it all with Windows 8 and 8.1, and slowly digs a deeper and deeper grave with Windows 10 (where's Windows 9?).
Look at Apple who makes Apple hardware more ridiculous each year, making macOS more and more like iOS, and is digging a deeper grave with iPhone X (likewise, where is iPhone 9?).
They're more like "if it isn't broken, break it".
Look at the switch from the previous Google designs to Material UI.
Look at YouTube/Facebook/Google/Twitter rapidly censoring freedom of speech (only allowing in 1 kind of opinion, if you think differently, you're clearly no longer welcome there).
Look at Microsoft who finally made a good OS called "Windows 7", and how it destroyed it all with Windows 8 and 8.1, and slowly digs a deeper and deeper grave with Windows 10 (where's Windows 9?).
Look at Apple who makes Apple hardware more ridiculous each year, making macOS more and more like iOS, and is digging a deeper grave with iPhone X (likewise, where is iPhone 9?).
The name that killed quality.
I believe so, drivers are kinda sensitive and they get messed up quite easily as well.
So...I believe it's a risky thing.
So...I believe it's a risky thing.
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I don't usually update drivers unless I had been forced to.