Installing drivers on a separate hard drive (system is dual booted)

[Improbablyanidiot]

I'm running a Dual boot Win 10/7 configuration, my 7 only has 38gb's of space on the partition, can I install the drivers for my motherboard on a separate hard drive and it not conflict with 10?

10 is my main OS, I'm using 7 for a job that I work from home.

I have 2SSD's and 2 hard drives, and would like to know if I can do this without having to format and move the OS's to another drive.

I think this is enough information, and I apologize if it isn't, I will provide what is asked for.

 

[Ameen Ahmed]

Yes you can put the drivers on a separate hard drive but you would have to tell Device manager WHERE the drivers are, which drive, which folder etc in order to run your devices

 

[Improbablyanidiot]

Will they conflict with 10 at all, that's my biggest problem. Since 10 already has the drivers detected, it shouldn't try and use the drivers i'm using for 7 and conflict correct?

edit - Sorry that was not a good way to ask my question. When I'm booted into 10, since my three other hard drives are usable and detected, will it detect the drivers I have installed on one of those three for 7 and try and use them causing the drivers to conflict?

I feel like I should know this, but as my user name suggests, I'm probably an idiot.

 

[Ameen Ahmed]

Just install the win 7 drivers in the drive where you installed win7 partition and win 10 drivers in win10 partition so that they won't conflict each other

 

[navalrobin]

The users are not capable to install the necessary drivers in any iOS-based dual booted systems. It is mainly for any system generated errors or may be installing errors as well. They get a fruitful piece of advice recommended by Apple customer support number to resolve all these issues.

 

[Corwin65]

The users are not capable to install the necessary drivers in any iOS-based dual booted systems. It is mainly for any system generated errors or may be installing errors as well. They get a fruitful piece of advice recommended by Apple customer support number to resolve all these issues.

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No mention of IOS or Apple. All Windows.