In this article, we will show you how to install and update drivers on Windows 10. Your Windows PC requires drivers so it can communicate with hardware such as graphics cards, audio interfaces, printers, mice, and keyboards. Some peripheral drives are installed simply by connecting it to your computer (class-compliant), but most third-party devices often require an additional driver installation. We\u2019ll break it down into four parts:
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There are a few different ways drivers can be updated on Windows PCs: using Windows Update, using Device Manager, or manual installation. In most cases, updating using the Windows Update feature is fine. However, if a device isn\u2019t class-compliant, like most audio interfaces or graphics cards, it\u2019s recommended to manually install them. Follow the instructions below to learn how to update Windows 10 system drivers.
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The Windows Update feature is the simplest way to update drivers. Not only does it check for OS updates like Feature <\/em>or Quality <\/em>updates, but it also checks for system drivers. If there is an available update, Windows will automatically download and install them. Follow these steps to update drivers through Windows Update. Update through Device Manager<\/p>\n\n\n\n Another way of automatically updating drivers for network adapters, printers, keyboards, and other components is through Device Manager. You can also uninstall or disable the device, and also view the hardware\u2019s properties (driver version, device status, etc.), if needed.
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