Once there, look for a “Support” section and search for “downloads,” “updates,” or “drivers” for your device. In that case, your best bet is to locate the device manufacturer’s official website. There are times when you need to update a device such as a graphics card that Windows Update won’t cover. RELATED: Should You Install Windows 10's Optional Driver Updates? The Best Place to Manually Download Updated Drivers You won’t find every driver in Windows Update, however. After a reboot, you’re good to go with updated drives. Windows will install the drivers you selected, and if necessary, ask to reboot your PC. When you’re done, click “Download & Install.” Then browse the list and place check marks beside any driver you’d like to update. In Optional Updates, click the “Driver Updates” section header to expand it. In Advanced Options, scroll down and click “Optional Updates.”
In Settings, click “Windows Update” in the sidebar, then select “Advanced Options.” To do so, open Settings by pressing Windows+i. But, if you are having a problem, it’s worth checking to see if any Optional Updates are available. We (and Microsoft) don’t recommend installing these updates unless you are trying to solve a specific known problem with a device. In addition, some driver updates arrive as “Optional Updates” in Windows Update.
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