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So what's changed Microsoft?
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this post was submitted on 04 May 2024
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Wut? If the driver fails for some reason, it gets restarted in the background and you get a small notification in the tray about that. That's all, no need to reinstall anything.
Ooooof. Just this last week I had to remove the drivers for my headsets completely, reboot and then reinstall. Same with the docking station. Shit happens all the time.
Drivers for a headset? Wtf is this?
Yup. A Plantronics headset. My docking station goes through this, too, where it just stops working. Then I'd have to remove the driver's and reinstall. I know, it's ridiculous.