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Right-click it and select “Update Driver.” In the Device Manager window, browse the list of installed devices on your PC and locate the device that you’d like to update the driver for. 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. So if there are any minor but necessary updates to common components such as touchpads or USB controllers, Windows will typically take care of them automatically the next time you update your PC. When seeking driver updates, it’s important to know that Windows automatically keeps many drivers up-to-date with Windows Update, which is built into Windows 11. As the saying goes, “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.” The Safest Way to Update Your Drivers

If your devices already work, a driver update could potentially break something in an unexpected way by making an untested change to your system.