How to Stop Automatic Driver Updates
To stop Windows 10 from automatically updating your drivers, you have several options. Note that the Local Group Policy Editor is not available to Windows 10 Home users.
Control Panel
For this solution, you need to head into the System portion of the Control Panel. Right-click the Start button and select System. In the Control Panel sidebar, select Advanced system settings.

In the System Properties window, switch to the Hardware tab and click Device Installation Settings.

You will be asked whether “you want to automatically download manufacturers’ apps and custom icons available for your devices.” Select No and Save Changes.

Registry
The Windows registry is your last resort. Press Windows key + R to launch the Run dialog, enter regedit, and hit Enter. Now navigate to this registry string:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\DriverSearching
Open the SearchOrderConfig value and set Value data to 0. Confirm with OK and reboot your computer.

Like other methods described above, this setting disables all driver updates and should only be used if Microsoft’s troubleshooter does not allow you to hide specific updates from Windows Update.