Is it possible to update without crashing the driver?

Question

Windows

Background: there is a driver that needs to be installed only from the manufacturer's website, if this driver is installed by Windows itself, then it goes into a cyclic reboot, before rebooting the so-called blue screen of death. There is no driver in iso, it is pulled by Windows from the network, or it needs to be installed from the manufacturer's website, but before that, do not connect Windows to the network after installation.

What do you want?
I would like to enter the network immediately when installing Windows in order to immediately enter the Maikov account. This cannot be done, because after connecting to the network, Windows installs a problematic driver for a minute and starts to fall endlessly)))

What is being done?
In order to install with a network connection, I introduce this native firewood from the manufacturer's website into the image. Everything is clear - everything works.

What do you not want?
2 times a year, "beloved" releases major updates, in which it destroys the native driver, installs its own and starts to fall, or rolls back 70-80% of the update, saying "the head hurts." That is, with major updates , you have to do a clean installation, embed the driver into the image, etc. (because I want to do the installation with a network connection)

Is there a way to prevent the native driver from being demolished during major updates? (Now, if I do a factory reset, then the drivers remain the ones that I installed before the reset).

Or every six months clean with the introduction to do such a fate with me?

Answer 1

maybe it will help (it helped me with realtek)
Computer properties - advanced system settings - hardware - device installation settings - no