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To ensure your PC is running at its best, follow this hierarchy:
If the driver broke your system entirely, booting into Safe Mode and using System Restore can take your computer back to a time before the driver was installed.
Extremely convenient and can find obscure drivers for old hardware. The Cons: These tools sometimes install the wrong driver, bundle bloatware, or show misleading "scareware" messages asking you to pay for the "Pro" version.
If you know exactly which piece of hardware is acting up (e.g., your audio isn't working), using Device Manager is the best approach.
Click . Windows will automatically download and install any critical driver updates it finds.
Keeping your drivers up to date is essential for system stability, security, and peak performance. While Windows 10 often handles these updates automatically, knowing how to manually check for them ensures your hardware—like your graphics card or Wi-Fi adapter—works perfectly. Method 1: Use Windows Update (Easiest Way)
Windows Update automatically downloads and installs many critical driver updates.