How can the updates be rolled back if the keyboard and mouse aren't working? lol...

thank God it isn't ann

IT's A check for updates would not solve but may identify the problem

Roll back updates would fix MULTIPLE issues that were caused by a single OS update that happened at the same time. Although it's strange that this isn't affecting the entire company. Maybe the other users are all still getting their coffee and BSing at the watering hole while rocket man Dan is showing up 20 minutes every day and was calling you the fifth time as you rushed in to grab the phone to report his trouble ticket. If it was JUST the mouse, or JUST the keyboard, or JUST the printer, or JUST the humping dog USB interface, then you would check for updates on that one device to see if they were released in sync with the OS update. Or... is there a lag between an OS update causing issues and the company releasing its own update, like if an OS update drops the framerate of an RTX 3090... Would Windows work with NVIDIA so the updates would be released simultaneously, or does NVIDIA gotta scramble to patch their stuff to keep working with Windows? There's a LOT of stuff CBT Nuggets doesn't cover, and I bet it's mentioned in ONE sentence out of about 700 pages of the official CompTIA A+ study guide...

"Check for updates" may mean "check if there have been any updates" rather than check to see if there are any new updates which might fix it.

very misleading question. It doesn't state if the drivers were upgraded or if peripherals were just simply disabled. The correct answer for misleading questions such as these can be A. Rolling back the updates, through safe mode. or C Check for new updates, specially if there are printer issues.

A. Roll back updates........ The question is correct

Roll back Driver Updates

Does answer c could be an option here?

Why to roll back updates if it wasn't mentioned before that updates were made???