Here’s another workaround for those who already have the driver installed and want to revert to a previous one, or just to check it has been properly reverted.

For mice & keyboards: Go to Device Manager(type into Start menu, or right click Start on Win11) → View menu, select “Devices by type”) → Human Device Interface → your device name(for me Razer Orochi V2).  There are two entries with this name for me, double-click each, and find the one with driver version 6.2.9200.16547 under the Driver tab.

The Windows Update impacts this driver for me, updating from 6.2.9200.16545 to 16547. Both have a driver date of 1/2/2017. If you reverted using one of the methods others here have mentioned, check that it is NOT driver version ending in 16547 as that means the driver is still present on your system. Things are still smooth on 16547 for me so I am keeping it for now.

To revert, under the Driver tab, select “Update Driver”. In the window that opens, select “Browse my computer for drivers”, select “Let me Pick...”, and you’ll then be presented with a list of all compatible drivers on your system. From here select the version you want. You can also force install of any Razer drivers with the “Have Disk” option if you have another version not listed that you can locate on your computer. I recently updated to Windows 11 so I only have these two present. You may likely have others that have been delivered via Windows Update over time.

After you uninstall any Razer Windows updates, always re-check the driver version.