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Option #1: Mark the Nvidia driver specifically so it doesn’t get overwritten. You can do this for specific drivers (such as Nvidia, see Option #1), or manage the downloaded updates from Microsoft on a more global scale to try and get some control over the forced update process by switching the default automatic download to a more controlled approach (see Option #2). News for Windows 10 driver and update woes: you can control the automatic Windows 10 updates, so your manually installed drivers won’t get overwritten by Windows 10. Satisfying as that might be, it doesn’t solve your problem.

What do you do now? You can take your machine’s operating system, fold it until it is all pointy corners, and mail it to Redmond with insertion instructions.
