Outdated device manager drivers - Windows 10 Pro 64bit

I need help with my drivers as they aren't showing up right in Device manager. I have double or triple entries in some of the categories; I have provided a link or file so that you can see what mine looks like. If anyone could direct me in the right path that would be awesome! I think the reason for my mouse studders/issues and also performance issues in the many games that I play is the reason behind these Drivers. Below is a image that I captured with gyazo that lists my devices.

https://gyazo.com/825cc09e1f38ba409bd23bd839c8aa08 <- (Device manager and problems w drivers)

-BenQ XL2420Z 144hz
-Logitech G403 Prodigy
-Corsair Vengeance K95

-When I fix the drivers that I need will the grayed out devices fix themselves/disappear in Device manager? Also, if/when I get my drivers all squared away and updated; let's say I have some grayed out devices that are still in those sections.. is it OK to uninstall those or not?

-I also don't have any idea what those Microsoft streaming devices in Sound are? Could it be something I need to turn off in BIOS or?

-Lastly, what's the deal with the WAN Miniports?

(Edit: I had recently installed "Simple Driver Updater" to scan/check drivers. It found these drivers that were either obsolete or outdated. Listed below:)
-Legacy device
-PCI standard host CPU bridge
-High precision event timer
-Intel(R) Management Engine Interface
-HID-compliant vendor-defined device
-PCI Express Root Complex
-Standard SATA AHCI Controller
-Motherboard resources
-HID-compliant vendor-defined device
-Intel(R) 8 Series/C220 Series PCI Express Root Port #8 - 8C1E
-Intel(R) 8 Series/C220 Series PCI Express Root Port #4 - 8C16
-Intel(R) 8 Series/C220 Series PCI Express Root Port #1 - 8C10
-Intel(R) Z87 LPC Controller - 8C44

Thank-you!

Hey Harris187,
The greyed out ones won't just fix themselves, you need to uninstall them. After you uninstall them, you can do a Scan For Hardware Changes to double check if Windows thinks it needs any of them :)

Keyboards / Mice & Other Pointing Devices / Monitors - Yes you can uninstall the greyed out ones

Sound Video & Gaming Controllers - Yes you can uninstall the greyed out ones for Microsoft Streaming, but a good chance they'll just get put back at some point, so I'd just ignore them.

Software Devices - I would NOT uninstall any greyed out ones

Network Adapters - Do NOT uninstall any of the greyed out Wan Miniport ones.

Mouse Issues - Check Logictech Support for your mouse driver and give it a try,

Simple Driver Update - Never used it so can't comment on it.

I would not fiddle about. There is nothing unusual there. Those are not outdated drivers, just some devices currently not connected.

You will know whether you have used other Keyboards, Mice, Monitors. If you are never going to use those again you can uninstall those greyed out ones.

If you know you make occasional use of something like another monitor, I would leave those.

Likewise leave all those greyed out under Network adapters, Software devices, Sound, video and game controllers.
They will come back anyway in due course (I have those as well).

You seem to have mistakenly connected outdated drivers with the greyed out currently unconnected items and your other problems.