[DO NOT USE, I HAD TO WIPE MY ENTIRE PC]
I used this update utility to update system drivers, mainly to avoid the hassle of manually downloading them from individual vendor websites. Shortly after running the updates, my PC crashed and generated a Memory.DMP file.

With help from a colleague, I analyzed the dump and found that the crash was caused by corrupted or improperly installed display drivers. The utility had overwritten the OEM-provided drivers with incompatible or unstable versions, which left the Monitor Driver in an invalid state.

What made this tricky was that Device Manager still reported the drivers as “working properly,” but in reality, the display was repeatedly disconnecting and reconnecting. The issue became so disruptive that I had to physically unplug the monitor just to keep the system usable.

Thankfully, I had Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) enabled. Using my laptop, I remotely accessed the affected machine, downloaded the correct display driver from the GPU manufacturer’s website, and installed it manually. After reconnecting the monitor, I disabled it in settings, Then I removed the corrupted driver through Device Manager and manually updated it with the proper driver package.

Once the correct driver was in place, the display issues still kept continuing and i went on a giant rabbit chase looking for it, Event Viewer,Reg Edit to see what change it made>Windows libraries but even after all that still i was not able to figure it out.

In the end, I learned the hard way that relying on third-party driver update software isn’t worth the risk—especially when it comes to critical components like GPU drivers. Learn from my mistake and update drivers manually from trusted sources whenever possible. :)

NICE

Really useful tool