A driver (from the English "driver") is a set of files compiled into a computer program that integrates into the operating system and is a bridge between the computer and the devices connected to it.
Instructions
Step 1
Drivers provide the operating system with access to the hardware of external and internal devices, from the processor to the mobile phone. Drivers are provided by the device manufacturer and are only compatible with specific device models.
Removing drivers to cleanly update device drivers is as simple as installing them. First you need to go to "My Computer" and select "Open Control Panel" in the top menu bar, or find "Control Panel" in "Start".
Step 2
In the control panel that opens, switch to the "small icons" or "large icons" view and find the "Device Manager" in this window. Double click on the device manager shortcut, and you will see the Windows Device Manager terminal on the screen. It is represented by categories, each of which contains devices. Find by category and name the device whose driver you want to remove from the system, then double-click on it with the left mouse button.
Step 3
In the device properties window that opens, select the "Driver" tab and click the "Uninstall" button, then wait for the operation to complete and restart the computer. The device driver will be removed from Windows. Now you can start installing the latest drivers.
