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How do I install drivers on my Asus laptop?

Joe Ford

How do I install drivers on my Asus laptop?

Download Driver:

  1. Enter the product’s model name.
  2. Select [Driverools] -> Select your Operating System. Note：The OS supported by Motherboard is different.
  3. Select the suitable driver from the options.
  4. Unzip the file after download and open the folder , double click on “ASUS Setup” or “Setup” to install.

Does ASUS have windows?

Three months after the launch of Windows 10 S, Asus is launching its first laptop running the limited new version of Microsoft’s OS. The computer is called the VivoBook W202, and it’s a relatively cheap laptop meant to be used in schools. It sells for $279 and will be available today.

How do I install drivers without setup?

How to Install Drivers (Without an Installer)

  1. Connect the board to your computer via a USB cable.
  2. If prompted to install drivers, choose Install from a list or specific location (Advanced), then click Next.
  3. Select Let me pick…, then click Next.
  4. Select Show All Devices, and click Next.
  5. Click Have Disk….
  6. On the screen that opens, select Browse…
  7. Navigate to the .

Where are Windows 10 drivers installed?

C:\WINDOWS\inf contains driver installation files stored in the *. inf format, and System32\drivers contains *. sys files that are actually device driver files, used for different devices on your computer.

What drivers are needed to install Windows 10?

Important drivers include: Chipset, Video, Audio and Network (Ethernet/Wireless). For laptops, make sure you download the latest Touch Pad drivers. There are other drivers you will probably need, but you can often download these through Windows Update after have a working Internet connection setup.

Is Advanced SystemCare safe?

Short Answer: Yes! Advanced SystemCare is a cleanup and optimization software for Windows PC. IObit technologies, which is a parent company of the product, is developing software since 2006.

Is Advanced SystemCare malware?

Advanced SystemCare users are up in arms as Malwarebytes Anti-Malware removes IObit’s popular system cleaning/optimization tool from their computers. Now, it appears that the latest version of Malwarebytes Anti-Malware is flagging IObit’s Advanced SystemCare as a PUP (Potentially Unwanted Program).