A "driver" does the "talking" between devices in, and connected to, your Windows XP computer. Many times they work fine....
With its own built-in driver database, Windows Vista can automatically recognize some types of hardware like U.S.B. flash drives. The system includes a Device Manager utility that lets you check, configure and change the way Windows deals with your devices.
Vendors are always improving their device drivers and making sure you have the latest one, for ALL your devices is time consuming. If you are technically savy you can use the device driver to manualy check each device driver is up to date.
...or you can manually check vendor webistes for available updates, but ths takes time and can be a very frustrating process. (With so many drivers installed on your system you cannot reasonably keep track of which drivers have been updated.)
The alternative is to use a piece of software to do ALL THE WORK for you!
Software like DriverScanner 2011 will:
# Keep your PCs drivers updated and your system fully functional...
# DriverScanner scans and backs up ALL your EXISTING drivers....
# Looks for recent updates, downloading and installing them all in a few simple clicks...
...Trouble Free driver maintenance!
Click here for free instant scan of your computer and see how many drivers you have that are out of date.
Perhaps it will be your: nvidia geforce card, wireless usb or network adapter ?
Regards
Marc Liron - Microsoft MVP
No comments:
Post a Comment