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Updating chipset drivers

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Yes

Plug in the computer
No. It's a driver update, not a firmware update.

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Is it safe to do this?  Any particular steps I need to take before or during?  Could it brick my PC?


Thanks in advance.

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Yes

Plug in the computer
No. It's a driver update, not a firmware update.

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