Why Aren’t Driver and Security Updates Showing After I Reinstalled Windows 11?

You should check the manufacturer's website to download the GPU driver directly from Intel, AMD, or NVIDIA. Sometimes, Windows doesn’t automatically install the latest drivers after a clean install, so downloading it manually might be necessary.

It sounds like you did a clean install, which is good, but there could be a few reasons why you're not seeing updates. Sometimes, updates can take a little while—Windows might still be working in the background, like encrypting your hard drive. You can check this in the Task Manager. If you go to Device Manager (using WinKey+X, then M), see if your graphics/video adapter has a newer driver version. If it's using something outdated, you might want to hold off for a bit before searching for updates yourself.

Interestingly, if you don't see a graphics or video adapter in Device Manager, that could be a sign that your graphics driver isn't installed properly. If that's the case, you might want to check to see if Windows is recognizing your GPU at all.