Outdated graphics drivers are another cause of random reboots in Windows 11. Check if an update is available for your graphics driver and install it if one is available.
Click on the taskbar overflow icon to access hidden icons, then click on the graphics card software to launch it. You can also search for it and open it from the Start menu.
After launching the graphics driver software, look for an option such as “Check for updates” or something similar. Click on it to check for the latest driver and software updates.
If updates are available, you can download and install them directly from the software. After updating the graphics driver, restart your computer.
Note: You can also use Device Manager to check for and install graphics driver updates. However, it may not always find the latest available drivers, and may sometimes even downgrade an existing driver.
Solution 9: Reinstall your graphics drivers
If updating your graphics drivers doesn't solve the israel telegram data problem, try uninstalling and reinstalling them.
Right-click the Start button and select Device Manager to open it.
Click Show Drivers to expand the category.
Right-click on the graphics driver and select Uninstall device.
Wait until the graphics driver is removed from your system. Then reboot and reinstall the latest drivers.
Note: You can run Windows Update to automatically find and install graphics drivers. However, it is better to download the driver directly from your computer manufacturer's website and then install it.