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WINDOWS TIP
A driver is a small program that tells Windows how to use a specific device. Whenever you add a new piece of hardware, such as a sound card, to your PC, you need to install a corresponding driver in order to use the device.
Drivers are frequently updated to eliminate bugs and improve performance. To download and install a new or updated driver, follow these steps:
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Connect to the Internet.
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Right-click My Computer.
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Click Properties.
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Click the tab marked Device Manager. (In Windows 2000 and XP select the Hardware tab, and then click the Device Manager button.)
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Double-click a listed device; a new window opens.
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Click Drivers to find out what drivers you currently have installed on your computer.
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Click Update Driver and Windows checks to see if you have the latest driver. If there's a newer driver available, it's usually a good idea to upgrade.
You also can find updated versions of drivers by visiting hardware manufacturers' Web sites.