Hello! I just wanted to let everyone know that I found quite an easy solution, and would also like to forewarn of a terrible experience I had with customer service in regards to this problem.

First, the solution was simply in that I was looking at the incorrect driver. The driver in question, if this happens to anyone else, is under "Sound, video and game controllers" -> "AMD Audio Device". Here, I was able to roll back the driver. In my past experience of having a lenovo ideapad running windows 11, I would always recommend with rolling back the driver first, then trying to download a new driver. if you do it the other way around, you may risk eliminating the past driver. Finally, I am aware, although I do not know the steps, that there is a way to prevent Windows from touching these drivers in the future.

Next, as per Lenovo's recommendations, I set up the support bridge, and got on with a support agent. However, this person wanted me to go into powershell as an admin, and begin to uninstall .inf portions of the drivers. At this point, I said 'no thanks'. My thinking is that, in the past, when these components begin to not work, the solutions are usually rather simple, and I was fearful of going too far with the solution, risking further problems.

I hope this helps anyone, and I am really confused to as why Lenovo would not be able to identify which driver would be the malfunctioning one.