Windows 10: Windows Reset Questions

I have been having major PC issues with bluescreens, unexpected shutdowns when computer tries to enter sleep mode...it's not causing major problems but I'm worried it will turn into something much worse. This has been going on ever since the updates on 9/10/2020. I can't roll back the update because it's been more than 10 days (unless someone knows a workaround, and then maybe I can try that?) so I was going to do a system restore but the restore point I had from a month ago is gone, so my only option I feel I have left is to reset my PC. However I'm not sure how this will affect my drivers. I know for my wifi adapter and such I will have to re-install it (already have that on a USB so I have no issues) but what I'm really worried about is my AMD software. I have AMD Ryzen 5 3600 processor and AMD Radeon RX 580 graphics that came with the pc (Manufacturer CyberPowerPC).

I can't find any information about how this will be affected by resetting my PC. Will the drivers be completely gone and I have to download them all over again? Will I only have to update them again rather than completely re-install it? This is already so much of a headache I don't want to worry about my graphics not even working when I try to set everything up again.

Thanks in advance for your help.

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