I'm curious how this could be accomplished. Also, if a driver is uninstalled through Device Manager, it would be permanently deleted from a system, correct?
I'm curious how this could be accomplished. Also, if a driver is uninstalled through Device Manager, it would be permanently deleted from a system, correct?
Not really too. They could stay in the system here: windows\system32\driverstore\filerepository and duplicated by newer install each time.
For example, I always install repair my Ethernet realtek drivers (see pics) which not delete the previous driver and even with some drivers uninstalled they still persist in that folder.
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