#windows driver

There are a few different ways to update keyboard drivers, and this post will go through the two most successful ones.

Drivers are an integral part of the Windows operating system. Drivers provide the system with the ability to interact with the hardware, and users – the ability to configure and control key parameters. Drivers are essential for day-to-day computing and it is important to keep them up to date.

Driver updates not only add new features and improve performance, they can also help keep your system stable and secure. This is why IObit Driver Booster is so useful: the app ensures that you always have the latest drivers installed and fixes a number of driver-related issues. The new IObit Driver Booster 9 is even more powerful than before.

You can manually update your drivers by checking the websites of the hardware manufacturers, but it takes a lot of time and effort. You can also rely on Windows Update, but this is often not the most efficient way to get the latest drivers.

IObit Driver Booster 9. What’s New

The newest version of IObit Driver Booster 9 has received many improvements. The driver base has been expanded by 78 percent to include over 8 million entries. This release also adds support for the new Windows 11 operating system, which was released just a few weeks ago.

The app has received interface updates that make it more accessible and easier to navigate compared to previous releases. Many of the components included in Driver Booster have been improved, including the Clear Invalid Device Data and Fix Device Error tools.

If you are a user who would like to test multiple driver versions, then you will appreciate the improved backup and restore functionality. The popular Game Boost feature has been improved and now supports enabling Game Mode directly from the Settings app in Windows.

4 Ways to Update Device Drivers in Windows

Hardware device drivers are integral to the functioning of computers. Whether a Mac or a Windows PC, it’s necessary for the computer’s operating system to communicate with, and control, the hardware present on the computer. A device driver is a piece of software which enables the computer’s operating system to perform this function. Each element of active hardware in a computer requires a device…

Gaming has become an integral part of our daily lifestyle, but high CPU usage can prevent us from enjoying the gaming experience altogether. If you are facing the same issue, then pursue these directions to fix it effectively.

Perform Windows Update

Hold the Win + I keys at the same time on your system to launch the Windows Settings.

After that, select the Update and Security option.

You should click on the Check for Updates option.

Then restart the system once finished the process.

Turn off Service of Windows Driver Foundation

Hold the Win + R keys at the same time on your system to launch the Run section.

After that, input ‘services.msc’ into it and hit the Enter key.

In the Service screen, move down to locate the ‘Windows Driver Foundation – User-mode Driver Framework.’

Select and right-click on it then select the Properties option.

You should modify the Startup type into Manual or Disabled.

Turn off the Service via Sc config Command.

Hold the Win + R keys at the same time on your system to launch the Run section.

After that, input ‘cmd’ into it and hold the ‘Ctrl + Shift + Enter’ keys at the same time on your keyboard to run as administrator.

Now, input ‘sc config “wudfsvc” start=disabled’ into it and hit the Enter key to turn off the service.

Perform System Maintenance Troubleshooter

Go to the Windows Search on your system.

After that, input ‘control panel’ into it and hit the Enter key.

You should click on the Troubleshooting option.

Navigate to the View all option and click on it.

Select the ‘System Maintenance’ option.

You have to pursue the on-screen steps to complete the procedure.

Now, restart the system.

Use SFC Tool

Hold the Win + R keys at the same time on your system to launch the Run section.

After that, ‘cmd’ into it and hit the Enter key.

Then hold the ‘Shift+Ctrl+Enter’ keys at the same time to launch the Command Prompt into the mode of an administrator.

You should input ‘sfc /scannow’ into it and hit the Enter key.

You have to wait to finish the process.

Now, reboot the system.

Upgrade the Wi-Fi Drivers

Go to the Driver Easy and install it on your system.

After that, run the installer of Driver Easy and select the Scan Now option.

Driver Easy will start the scanning process to identify any issue drivers.

You have to select the Update option beside the flagged device to download the right version automatically of its driver.

Once the drivers update, look is the problem is fixed or not.

Clean Boot State

Hold the Win + R keys at the same time on your system to launch the Run section.

Thereafter, input ‘msconfig’ into it and hit the Enter key.

Go to the General section, select the ‘Selective startup’ and then untick the items of Load startup.

Make sure that you tick the ‘Use original boot configuration’ and ‘Load system services.’

Reach the Services section, select the ‘Hide all Microsoft services’ option.

Select the Apply button and then OK.

Now, restart the system.