Solution Ralston18 Jun 26, 2020 And consider using Powershell (if you are inclined to do such things) to obtain a list of the currently installed drivers via: "Get-WindowsDriver -Online -All" Run from Powershell with Admin rights - make take a couple of minutes and result in a long list.... Reference: https://windowsloop.com/get-installed-drivers-list/ Ignore the ads and downloads in the referenced link. You can google for other examples and references as you deem applicable and appropriate.
And consider using Powershell (if you are inclined to do such things) to obtain a list of the currently installed drivers via: "Get-WindowsDriver -Online -All" Run from Powershell with Admin rights - make take a couple of minutes and result in a long list.... Reference: https://windowsloop.com/get-installed-drivers-list/ Ignore the ads and downloads in the referenced link. You can google for other examples and references as you deem applicable and appropriate.
USAFRet Titan Moderator Mar 16, 2013 171,437 17,904 184,590 Jun 22, 2020 #2 Drivers need to come direct from the manufacturer. All those "driver updater" things are pure trash. Upvote 0 Downvote
Wolfshadw Titan Moderator Aug 3, 2006 28,221 1,513 133,290 Jun 22, 2020 #3 Windows. Anything else is just bloatware. Generally speaking, unless you're having issues, don't worry about it. -Wolf sends Upvote 0 Downvote
Windows. Anything else is just bloatware. Generally speaking, unless you're having issues, don't worry about it. -Wolf sends
Ralston18 Titan Moderator Oct 11, 2014 34,874 3,323 146,290 Jun 26, 2020 Solution #4 And consider using Powershell (if you are inclined to do such things) to obtain a list of the currently installed drivers via: "Get-WindowsDriver -Online -All" Run from Powershell with Admin rights - make take a couple of minutes and result in a long list.... Reference: https://windowsloop.com/get-installed-drivers-list/ Ignore the ads and downloads in the referenced link. You can google for other examples and references as you deem applicable and appropriate. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
And consider using Powershell (if you are inclined to do such things) to obtain a list of the currently installed drivers via: "Get-WindowsDriver -Online -All" Run from Powershell with Admin rights - make take a couple of minutes and result in a long list.... Reference: https://windowsloop.com/get-installed-drivers-list/ Ignore the ads and downloads in the referenced link. You can google for other examples and references as you deem applicable and appropriate.