However, for some users, this became some sort of a permanent thing as they started receiving the same message dialogue everytime they booted up their operating system. This issue tends to be really annoying, however, the workaround is pretty simple. This article will show you how to resolve your issue by following a few simple solutions.
What causes the ‘Your Hardware Settings Have Changed’ issue on Windows 10?
Well, from what we have salvaged, this issue is often due to the following reasons: This issue is not that generic and can be easily dealt with by applying one or two simple solutions. To isolate the issue, please follow the solutions given below.
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If the given solutions don’t work for you, you will have to stop Windows from updating your device drivers. Here’s how to do it: Make sure to try the solutions first to see if they work out for you. If they don’t, make this change to your Device Installation Settings and then try the solution 1 and 2 listed below.
Solution 1: Roll Back your Video Card Driver
As we mentioned above, the problem can sometimes be occurred by a recent video card driver update. Therefore, in such a case, the workaround would be to revert to the last version where the issue didn’t appear. To do this, follow the given instructions:
Solution 2: Manually Install Video Adapter Driver
Sometimes, rolling back your video adapter driver doesn’t do the trick in which case you will have to reinstall the video card driver manually. To do this, you will have to download the latest stable version of your video card driver from your manufacturer’s website and then install it. Before that, follow the given instructions:
Solution 3: Disabling AMD Service
If you are using an AMD graphic card and encountering the said error, this solution is for you. In your case, you can stop the message dialogue from appearing on every boot up by disabling a certain AMD service. Here’s how to do it:
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