Installing motherboard drives

[Fredster5000]

I was trying to install the drives from gigabyte website, but it said i have no drives to install.

i have to use the dvd, is a normal dvd reader fine or do i need a blue ray one? (Dont have either at home and have to buy one)

[Votivee]

I'm assuming you mean drivers? What motherboard is it?

[Fredster5000]

Z390 aorus pro wifi @Votivee

[Fredster5000]

That dvd doesnt seem blue ray, what do you think?

[LunaP0n3]

The disc is almost certainly a DVD. Gigabyte should still offer drivers on the support section of their site. Can you give us the model # of your board?

[Votivee]

You can download all of your drivers here: https://www.gigabyte.com/us/Motherboard/Z390-AORUS-PRO-WIFI-rev-10#support-dl

 

No need for the CD. Besides, the ones on the CD could be out of date so it's best to get them off the website anyways.

[LunaP0n3]

 

@Votivee has the link you need.

Edited December 15, 2018 by LunaP0n3
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[Fredster5000]

Oh nice thank you. Couldnt find that website, you’re amazing thanks

[Fredster5000]

I was trying to use gigabyte download centre

[Fredster5000]

@Votiveeis there any specific order i should follow when installing drivers?

[mariushm]

Not really a particular order.

 

Chipset drivers (intel INF installation) are most important, maybe you should install those first.... followed by everything else (ethernet, wireless, sound, integrated video card drivers etc)

 

[Votivee]

Just now, mariushm said:

Not really a particular order.

Also, after you get done open up device manager and look for any devices that might have drivers missing. They'll either show up as "Unknown device" or have a triangle on them, like shown in the screenshot below.