Missing Driver for ASUS 710-1-SL Graphics Card - works in Build 1909.

I have an old Dell Inspiron 531, running Windows 10 Pro - x64, with a LG W1952 (Analog) monitor and an ASUS 710-1-SL graphics card (a Nvidia GT 710 look-alike, which I had trouble installing but eventually got working with a Nvidia display driver - version 21.21.13.7654).

Windows 10 is running version 1909 (Build 18363.1198) and everything is working fine.

However, when I updated Windows 10 to version 2004, it insisted on upgrading the graphics card version to a more recent version, which corrupts the screen display so badly it is difficult to read and moving the cursor leaves a tracer trail which wipes the contents of the display - not very useful at all.

I tried various options, including a clean install of Windows 10 2004 but again it introduced a driver which either corrupted the display as described or worse, ended up in a BSOD.

I have searched for a installer for the working version of the driver (which dates from 2016) but to no avail.

I have tried older versions and newer versions but none worked.

So I restored the working version of the system from a backup and left it until now - when I have tried again with the new version of Windows 10 (20H2) but I have had the same problems as with version 2004.

I must add that this is not my main pc but I am reluctant to give up on it when it works quite happily with the old driver installed.

With a failing version of the driver (and a corrupted screen display), device manager reports the following error -

Windows has stopped this device because it has reported problems. (Code 43)
I am at a loss as to how to fix this problem and would appreciate any assistance whatsoever!

Thanks for your suggestion, which I have already tried but, once corrupted, restoring the driver from a backup fails to install properly.

Thank you for your suggestion but I have already tried that one - it failed to complete and rolled back.

Thanks for the suggestion but I have tried that too and no luck.

Thanks, Ghot but I have already tried 2016 versions of the driver and although they work in win10 1909 they are all corrupted by moving to win10 2004.

After failing with every new version of Windows 10, I tried a clean install of Windows 11 (bypassing the Win11 security checks) but the graphics problem still existed.
However, I have just upgraded to Windows 11 (version 22H2) and the problem has been solved!
I don't know if Microsoft or Nvidia solved the issue but it has gone and I have a fully working Windows 11 pc - go figure.