Windows 10: Who should I tell when driver updates cause issues? And how to stop auto-updates?

Hi I have had an issue with my Dell XPS 15 9510, where the external screens 3 Dell P2319H screens all went into a completely unreadable state almost like they were showing film negatives, regardless of whether they were connected through my Dell dock WD19TBS or individually directly connected over either DP or HDMI. Weirdly the machine would connect and work correctly with my wife's AOC screens via her HP TB dock??I finally tracked the issue down to an Intel UHD driver that was updated via Windows Update. The new driver was the following: Intel-UHD-Iris-Xe-Graphics-Driver_1P35C_WIN64_3

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How to stop Win10 updating graphic driver!?

Also on Win10 home and no auto-driver update.

 

Microsoft Auto-Updates Components of Windows Without User Permission

The nine files that are updated all have to do with the Auto-Updater itself.
The article lists them all. No big deal.

I run auto-update anyway, so BRING ON THE NEW UPDATES !!!
I have yet to experience any problems from MS updates on my XP network.

 

Driver update: Auto-detect.exe keeps telling me to download the latest driver

Hello, I'm having a minor issue for updating my Catalyst driver to the latest.

For some odd reason, after I downloaded and installed the latest version of Catalyst (13.4) when I run the auto-detect executable instead of displaying that my driver is up to date, it says the latest driver is available (13-4_win7_win8_64_dd_ccc_whql) with the download button not greyed out.
As a result, I downloaded/updated again and when I checked for the 2nd time it still says that there is latest driver available for download. So I downloaded it manually from http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/windows/Pages/radeonaiw_win8-64.aspx#1 and upgraded the driver though it still says the same thing.

There wasn't any changes for the versions itself:




Is this some kind of bug? Did I updated to the latest version?

Thank you, help would be appreciated it.