I think it's time to call the maker and ask if they have drivers available or in the works.
Hello! I'm hoping someone has an idea of what I should do.
A little background:
I own an Acer Aspire V5 laptop that has been designed for gaming. It has dual graphics, one onboard and one dedicated. The dedicated one is slightly older than the onboard chipset. I bought the laptop used and the owner had upgraded from Windows 8 to 10 during the push to do so.
All was good until the anniversary updates a year ago. It tried to update my GPU..,only to discover the older card is no longer supported by the newest patches. Windows 10 can't tell the difference and installs anyway, causing one graphics processor to disable. Naturally, this defeats the purpose of my machine.
I restored my laptop, still Windows 10, and set my wifi to Metered and also disabled the BITS and Windows Update in the services.msc.
this worked for nearly a year...until this week when the BITS and Update randomly re-enabled themselves, my wifi was taken off of metered, and again forced updates.
Luckily, installing the laptop's factory drivers corrected the GPU issue, but the services continue to re-enable at random. Sometimes twice a day...sometimes witha full day gone by and no issue. There doesn't seem to be a pattern.
Any ideas what may be causing the system to re-enable disabled functions?
I don't WANT to have to revert to Windows 8 via ISO, but I will if this problem will never go away...

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