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| 02 Nov 2009 | #1 |
| | Mobo Drivers - MS or vendors? If device manager is happy that Windows 7 has managed to find drivers for everything automatically, would the team recommend leaving well alone or going for the mobo vendors drivers? (I ask because all was well until I installed the Asus Windows 7 drivers for my P5Q...) Steve |
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| 02 Nov 2009 | #2 |
| | Personally, I would get the latest drivers I could from the manufacturer. If anything goes wrong, uninstall them and let Windows Update install automatically. |
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Quote: Originally Posted by Jonathan King  Personally, I would get the latest drivers I could from the manufacturer. If anything goes wrong, uninstall them and let Windows Update install automatically. Hadn't realised that. Thanks |
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Quote: Originally Posted by sclg
Quote: Originally Posted by Jonathan King Personally, I would get the latest drivers I could from the manufacturer. If anything goes wrong, uninstall them and let Windows Update install automatically. Hadn't realised that. Thanks |
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