Technical Level: Intermediate Summary Windows 10 continues the tradition of hardware compatibility by providing support for a vast collection of devices available within the Windows ecosystem. Hardware detection in particular is an important part of the out of the box experience. Driver software which makes this happen, allows your hardware to function by communicating with the operating system. In this article, we take a look at installing and updating drivers in Windows 10. Details I recently installed Windows 10 on an HP Elitebook to see how well the most recent Windows 10 build performs.

The Elitebook is a fairly recent model notebook which includes an assortment of hardware technologies. Asus Wifi Driver Windows 10 64 Bit. Out of the box though I did not get a complete system, for instance the Intel HD Graphics 3000 was not detected and I was instead limited to the Microsoft Basic Display Adapter. Apart from this, I had wi-fi ready, which mean, I could connect to the Internet right away. Installing drivers through Windows Update Windows Update is the premier starting point to resolve most common driver issues you might experience immediately after installing Windows 10. Simply launch it from Start >Settings >Update and Recovery and click Check for Updates or Press Windows key + R Type: ms-settings:windowsupdate Hit Enter Click Check for updates (make sure you have an active Internet connection). Immediately, Windows Update will detect your system configuration and download all the appropriate drivers for your system.