okay, it will allow me to update my graphics card drivers, right?
how do I force graphics driver to download?
Hi,
I want to update my graphics drivers, but Windows Update and Device Manger doesnt work, so i downloaded the graphics drivers from Asus website and wanted to use the .inf file, but when I click it, I get random graphics drivers for different graphics cards, i cant find mine... and there are a lot .inf files, which do I choose and how do I get my graphics drivers??
thanks.
Windows for home | Windows 11 | Display and graphics
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2022-12-05T09:42:24+00:00 Can you print out the Clean Install steps somehow? If you don't have a printer email the page to a friend or family member to print for you, or email it to a local copy shop to print out. This is important. You only need to do this once and never have PC problems again if you stick with the tools, methods and steps in that tutorial.
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Anonymous
2022-12-05T09:41:01+00:00 When you upgraded the PC was assigned a permanent Digital License to reinstall Windows 10/11 as often as you want. The older OS key is not needed again except in the rare case where it loses Digital Activation. If you ever need to reinstall just skip the key and it will reactivate after connecting to the internet to contact MS activation servers and find the DIgital License.
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Anonymous
2022-12-05T09:32:40+00:00 okay so I don't have my product key, even though Windows 11 is activated, i dont remember my product key, what do i do?
is it required during the Installation, also is there a video for it, just to make it clearer and easier to memorize (because im not gonna be able to look back to MS Edge during installation, i need to memorize the steps carefully)
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Anonymous
2022-12-05T09:00:45+00:00 I suggest in the Clean Install tutorial to back up the User data folders under your User account - Desktop, Documents, Pictures, Music, Downloads, etc, - after sorting your files into those folders which is the best way organize them. Then copy them to an external USB drive, or upload them to OneDrive (5gb free) or Google Drive (15gb free).
Everything else to not forget is also included so make a list and check it to make sure nothing is left behind.