How To Update Drivers in Windows 10 Manually +1-877-353-1149?

There are some common issues which often arise when you Upgrade the Windows OS or install a new one. Those are “CD/DVD driver is missing”, “graphics drivers are outdated”, or “wireless network driver is not working”.

To fix driver problems, you need to install new drivers after upgrading to Windows 10 from Windows 8.1, Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows XP or Windows Vista. If you are looking forward to updating drivers windows 10 after the upgrade, then you can follow these simple steps:

Here’s How to Update drivers in Windows 10:

Source: ( support.microsoft.com )

1. Right Click on the Windows icon on the main screen of your desktop or simply press Win+X from your keyboard to open ‘Menu’ options. Choose Control Panel.

2. Choose Small icons view for the Control Panel window.

3. Once all the Control Panel programs appear, select Device Manager.

The Device Manager window includes a list of categories, expanding which the user can search the device driver that needs to be updated.   

 4. Right-click the selected driver and choose ‘Update Driver Software’.

e.g. In case you are looking for a graphics card driver to be updated, then you need to need to expand the ‘Display adapters’, right-click the chosen graphics card to select ‘Update Driver Software’.

5. After selecting Update Driver Software, a pop-up window appears, providing you to choose from the two options for updating the device driver.

6. For manually updating the drivers, you will have to select ‘Search automatically for updated driver software’

 7. The step will help Windows to search for latest driver software for the selected device in your system and the internet.

If the Windows fail to search a new driver for the device, you will have to look for the solution online on the device manufacturer’s website.