Say goodbye to the nightmare of hunting down broken drivers after a bad Windows update. Digital Trends It seems that Microsoft is keeping up its promise of making Windows 11 better. After introducing a new low-latency mode that speeds up app launches and an update that fixes the RAM memory leak issue , the tech giant is testing a new feature that addresses one of its most prominent problems.  The new feature is called Cloud-Initiated Driver Recovery , and it can automatically roll back a broken driver that was pushed to your PC through Windows Update.  Right now, if a bad driver lands on your PC through Windows Update, you are stuck waiting for the hardware partner to submit a fix, or you have to roll it back yourself. If you don’t know where to look, your PC could sit on that broken driver for a long time.  With this new update, you won’t have to worry about it. Windows 11 will automatically roll back to the working driver via its update system.  So how does this work?…