Windows 10: Driver Rollback unavailable in Device Manager

The driver rollback is grayed out (unavailable) for devices in the Device Manager. From what I find doing a search, the user must be an "Administrator" or it will be unavailable. My account is an Administrator account.

What do I have to change to fix this?

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Hi,

Sorry for the delay in replying.

You may follow these steps to roll back the driver to check if that helps.

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  Press “Windows key + X” and click on “Device Manager”.
  
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  Double-click the category containing your device driver, and then double-click the name of the device that you want to restore to a previous driver version.
  
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  Click the “Driver tab”, and then click “Roll Back Driver”. Follow the on screen directions to complete the rollback process.
  

Note: If you are logged on as a standard user, the button will be dimmed, which means it's unavailable. You must be logged on as an administrator to roll back a driver.

If there's no previous version of the driver installed for the selected device, the Roll Back Driver button will be unavailable even if you are logged on as an administrator.

Keep us informed to help you further.

 

After reinstalling Windows 10 every single mouse function stopped working.

Driver says it is updated on the keyboard and rollback driver is unavailable.

The driver for the mouse is nowhere to be found.

 

I guess, there must another driver installed previously to roll-back to. If you have upgraded to TH2, default drivers are basic, no previous version, unless you choose to via: Update driver - Browse - Let me pick ... .

 

Yeah, I just logged in to report that. Since upgrading to the 1511 version no driver rollbacks are available.

I manually updated my Realtek sound driver using the driver from the Realtek site. It now shows as a driver rollback is available.