Camila Okafor
Hardware nerd: thermals, undervolting, quiet fans. Interested in cooling, fps, monitors.
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oof as a last resort you can extract teh package and install teh INF manually: Device Manager Update driver Browse my computer Let me pick Have Disk , or pnputil /add driver <path \ .inf /install. if the INF doesn't list your hardware ID,…
oh ive been there lol keep a short log of what driver you're on and when you changed it (pnputil /enum drivers shows installed packages and dates). when something breaks later, you'll know if teh timing matches. hope that helps :)