How to let Windows search for ALL new drivers for ALL devices?

Windows 10 should find new drivers through the update mechanism, which doesnt work always though. And if you go into device manager and click on a device and do a look for new drivers, it always finds new ones with a high chance. But it' just stupid to click all 100 devices single through. Isnt there a smart way to do this? Why isnt there an option for search and download all devices drivers.

You didnt understood. Yes I want to do that and there needs to be a way to do this. I want a database QUERY on the MS servers ON all DEVICES. IT doesnt do this automatically and clicking through all system devices doesnt make sense. There needs to be a way to kick in that search which should be in the system but doesnt get triggered very often.

You don't have to search for every single system device one-by-one! All these are part of the Chipset drivers, so visit Intel or AMD, get latest drivers, install them and you should be OK for long time. Manufacturers don't update drivers every few days! And even if they did, newer driver has hardly something new to add, so don't expect any performance improvement. Let alone the fact that it is risky to update chipset drivers if you don't need to! If it works, don't fix it, as the wise say.

For a full update of your drivers, all you need is Chipset, Graphics, Audio, LAN/WiFi/Bluetooth and any peripheral such as printer. There are less than 10 things to download, so do it manually is a lot safer.

Sigh.............. when I ask something on this forum there is reason I do this, so please dont tell me that I dont need this. I need if I am asking and there are reasons why. There is no chipset driver for this specific tablet, where the manufactor is some chinese oem one which doesnt give driver updates. Using a 3700 atom chipset package from other suppliers does not work because of different oem inf files. And driver packages for 3700 atom are old by intel, the ones on the ms server are newer.

If you can find latest drivers from the manufacturer, then install these. Any Vista or newer driver should work in Windows 10. The only problem is that Windows Update will try replacing old drivers and may screw things. So you have to hide any driver updates from Windows Update to avoid this. Look at this thread.