Windows 11 is keep installing the wrong AMD driver

I Am using windows 11, 22H2 version. I am also suffering from this problem. nearly 15 times I Uninstalled and installed again this AMD Driver with adrenaline software. now I decide to stop getting windows updated bcz it's hard to reinstall correct new version of the AMD driver after doing the windows update.... please Microsoft Devs fix this

yes, this is true. it's really painful and I installed and uninstalled nearly 15 times. please don't update amd drivers by Microsoft.... please we begging stop it

#1. This does not work. The first opportunity Windows Update gets to install these always broken AMD drivers, it will install them. The only fix is to not allow Windows to update anything at all. Whatever these AMD drivers are that Microsoft insists that we have will result in some games telling you that you do not meet their minimum requirements to run them and AMD Adrenaline from running at all because your drivers are not compatible. If AMDs own software can't run on whatever it is that you are installing, that should tell you everything you need to know.

#2. This only works this time IF you have not already installed the broken driver. The next available version will automatically get installed.

#3. Everyone should have this without need a group policy to protect themselves from this nonsense.

Microsoft needs to worry about Windows and Microsoft's own software and let me worry about AMD and everything else on my computer.

Exactly, no offense to the people of Microsoft replying here, because they're doing their best. But this is just stupid, yesterday I installed the newest AMD drivers of earlier this month, today I can't open AMD Adrenaline because my current drivers aren't compatible. Turns out Microsoft had installed Drivers of 2020 (3 years ago at the time of writing) and the only way to fix it is to tell Windows everytime/-day manually to install the previous version of it.

FYI: I'm still using Windows 10 and having this exact issue

You're correct that it is not straight forward, but I am the OEM. I build my own computers from components since the 1980s. I've never had any problems with drivers. You see, my motherboard is an ASUS and the Radeon component is fully compatible with the ASUS motherboard. The driver for the Radeon has always been the originally installed AMD driver. It has always done its own update checks and updated without intrusion by Microsoft.

However, as a result of some Microsoft update, the OS manufacturer (guess who) began deleting the AMD drivers (yes, deleting them), and installing its own driver. It tells you that the Microsoft driver is all you need. It isn't. I had to go through a mammoth procedure with the help of AMD support to clean out all the Microsoft junk that wasn't working. I also had to change OS policies to allow the AMD driver to be installed, and change setting on the OS to prevent it from doing automatic updates of AMD Radeon software.

Sorry, but that is ALL on Microsoft. Just like they forever kept resetting my computer to shove Edge down my throat. Just like they blocked setting Google maps as the default maps handler. There are a ton of apps I have set as my default preferences. Unfortunately, they are not Microsoft. MS has removed perfectly good competitive 3d party applications from its app store. They've made it super difficult to select a non-MS app to handle a file from the Right Click (Open with) menu.

Any objective examination by an impartial party will confirm that Microsoft is illegally exercising its monopoly power in a highly anti-competitive manner. No doubt they filled some big lobby pockets to disable the enforcement of anti-trust laws. After their campaign to destroy Netscape and replace it with their inferior Internet Explorer, tightly bundling it with their OS, they lost the lawsuit. They were violating anti-trust laws. They are now as well, but they paved the way with legislation and party bribes. I am of the educated legal experience opinion that those laws should be again enforced and the MS anti-competitive monopoly should be stopped.

This is messed up and Microsoft has to be doing this on purpose since it's ben an ongoing issue since Beta Win 11. I'm not pointing fingers of collusion or anything but I find it interesting that Microsoft has no answer for this, two years into Win 11. Yet, Intel and Nvidia continue to be trouble free.