I have never knowingly updated the drivers on my PC since it was refurbished (if that's the word) some two years ago.
Over the last year I have had 'blue screens' which have disappeared after a reboot.
I just had another and it appears that updating the drivers on my PC may help to solve the problem. Is that correct and, if so, can I identify the manufacturers without taking the PC apart?
Knowledgeable advice would definitely be appreciated.
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Jump to PostDownload 'Driver Agent'. It automatically checks your system and recommends if there are any updates available for any of the hardware. Installing the drivers or not, is upto you.
http://driveragent.com/?q=driver+agentwas going to say im sure its a good program ,but then i …
Jump to PostIf you know your computer's model you can go to the manufacturer's website. The manufacturer normally distributes up-to-date drivers for their products, even if they're a bit older.
Jump to Postwas going to say im sure its a good program ,but then i ran it ,and first they want money from you to download drivers you can get from the maker of the devices on you motherboard ,for FREE
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