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always use the Asus official drivers

 

Windows update driver are know to mess your device up

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always use the Asus official drivers

 

Windows update driver are know to mess your device up

Thought so. I'll just ignore these optional updates then.

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Agreed dragoon20005. Windows updates ruins servers I have found. Use the mainboard manufacturers website !

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always use the Asus official drivers

 

Windows update driver are know to mess your device up

 

Windows uses the official drives... And never had I had BSOD after driver updates from Windows Update, and I've installed quite a few machines already.

 

Please only say stuff that you know is true, and not that you've heard is true.

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Windows uses the official drives... And never had I had BSOD after driver updates from Windows Update, and I've installed quite a few machines already.

 

Please only say stuff that you know is true, and not that you've heard is true.

no i used them before and it cause my wifi card to get limited conectivity]

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no i used them before and it cause my wifi card to get limited conectivity]

 

Have you tried turning it off and on again?

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Have you tried turning it off and on again?

yes i did ipconfig/renew and all the things and reset all the setting on the device manager

 

and i just gave up and uninstall and use the driver from the manufacturer

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