Windows has, what is called, Driver Verifier Manager. It’s a very useful tool to identify problematic drivers. To open it type verifier in Start menu search box and hit Enter. The Driver Verifier ...

In a nutshell: Device drivers are a cornerstone of modern computing and a critical component of any properly functioning Windows machine. However, navigating the complex Windows driver ecosystem often ...

Over time, your Windows system can accumulate numerous old and useless device drivers, which can occupy significant disk space and potentially slow down your system. Removing these drivers is ...

Applying available updates is one of the most critical tasks in keeping the Windows OS healthy. Although security updates seem to receive the most attention, there are various other types of updates.

In most cases, Windows will recognize new hardware you install in your PC and you can just start using it. This works for internal components, such as a network or graphics card, as well as external ...

Once you've run Windows 10 or 11 for a while, it can become bloated with out-of-date device drivers. Use Driver Store Explorer and some simple techniques to pare down the number of obsolete or unused ...

Windows PCs have a tendency to act weird time to time over prolonged usages. It happens over time when apps, files, and background processes accumulate, system performance tends to degrade.

Driver corruption is a common cause of blue-screen errors. Drivers that are too old can cause problems as well, usually affecting compatibility or performance. Keep your system updated through Windows ...

Windows: When Windows' Device Manager just can't seem to give you information about a piece of hardware, free, open-source utility UnknownDevices will point you in the right direction, allowing you to ...