Driver Verifier is a tool that runs in real-time to examine Windows drivers' behavior. If you have incompatible Windows drivers, Driver Verifier will mark it so Windows can take action. This action might be a simple warning or a complete blue screen error that forces Windows to restart. To use Driver Verifier, you must first enable it. To do this, open the Start menu and search for "verifier." This should bring up the Driver Verifier Manager. Click "Create standard settings" and then "Select individual settings from a full list." Enable every option in the list and then click "OK." Next, you must select which drivers you want to verify. The best way to do this is to select "Automatically select all drivers installed on this computer." This will ensure that all drivers are checked. Click "Finish" and then "Yes" to confirm. Driver Verifier will now be running in the background. It will monitor all drivers on your computer and take action if any of them behave suspiciously.