msi center has been installed or updated please restart

#Msi center has been installed or updated please restart drivers#

Since it’s the video card driver you want to update on your computer, expand the Display adapters section, right click on your graphics card and choose the Uninstall Device.Running Device Manager via Run dialog box Type in “ devmgmt.msc” in the dialog box and click OK in order to run it. You can also tap the Windows Key + R key combo in order to bring up the Run dialog box. Click the Start menu button, type in “ Device Manager” afterward, and select it from the list of available results by simply clicking the first one.Since the problem is usually handled in the next update, this can be a good temporary method in order to get it to work.

#Msi center has been installed or updated please restart drivers#

Since Windows 10 sometimes automatically updates some of your drivers when a new version of the OS is installed, users have reported that the newest graphics card driver was the culprit to blame and they suggested that restoring an earlier version actually helped them troubleshoot.

Solution 1: Restore to an Older Graphics Card Driver Make sure your external display stays disconnected during the installing process. Some users try to reinstall MSI True Color but fail to do so because of this. MSI’s documentation for proper installing and use of MSI True Color states that any external displays should be displayed during the installing process. Precaution: Disconnect Your External Display A new version of the tool was launched which fixes the problem but the tool fails to update automatically and you will have to do it manually starting off by uninstalling the current version and locating the appropriate version for your setup.Since it’s easier to roll back the driver and try out an older version, it’s the best way of successfully resolving the problem in many cases. A recent update to your operating system or your graphics driver (or both) was reported to be the culprit by many users.