How can I automatically update all drivers Windows 11?

You’re right to want to keep your drivers updated for optimal performance, especially after upgrading to Windows 11. While Windows Update does a decent job, it often doesn’t catch every driver update, especially for specific hardware. Here are some simple steps you can follow to automatically update all drivers in Windows 11 without too much hassle:

Use Device Manager: Right-click on the Start menu and select Device Manager. From there, expand the categories and right-click on the devices you want to update, like your graphics card or Bluetooth device. Choose "Update driver," and then select "Search automatically for drivers." Windows will search for the latest drivers available. However, this can be tedious if you have many devices.

Windows Update: Sometimes, simply checking for updates in Settings > Update & Security > Windows Update can help you find additional driver updates. Click on “Check for updates” and see if any new drivers are listed. 

Manufacturer's Software: For key hardware like your graphics card, consider downloading the specific software from the manufacturer's website. For example, NVIDIA provides GeForce Experience, and AMD offers Radeon Software. These tools allow you to keep your graphics drivers updated automatically without navigating through many options.