The servicing behavior changed significantly in the Settings interface starting with Vibranium.
DISM (Deployment Imaging Servicing and Management) has new flags for the modern driver stack. windows 10 vibranium and later servicing drivers
In older Windows versions, you could roll back a driver from the Device Manager Properties tab. In Vibranium+, if a driver was installed as a servicing update, the "Roll Back Driver" button may be grayed out. The proper method is to uninstall the KB update containing the driver or use DISM. The servicing behavior changed significantly in the Settings
(the process where Windows 10/11 upgrades from one version to another, such as 21H1 to 22H2). Their primary goal is to ensure the device has compatible hardware drivers immediately after the upgrade to prevent boot failures or "safeguard holds". Vibranium and Later In Vibranium+, if a driver was installed as
: They are specifically built to work with the OS kernel introduced in the Vibranium release.
The Plug and Play manager now works in tandem with the CBS engine. When a device is connected: