My advice is IF your system is stable (apart from windows long running cumulative instability when kept logged in for a month or so) don’t try to fix it with drivers recommended by NON-OEM providers as they will often provide other OEM or generic drivers for your OEM hardware or OEM drivers designed for specific hardware configurations offered to non-OEM customised generic hardware… resulting in functionality loss or additional instability that was not present in the original CORRECT but maybe a slightly lower version number. Personally I don’t trust ioBit software ever since they stole another developers antimalware code… and their practise of pushing their other products especially when you let their giveaway license expire and don’t rent the software for cash… you can completely wreck a machine if you follow their advise on what programs to install… I’ve had to recover customer machines to functionality by removing all the iobit badware they were conned into installing trying to fix something themselves.