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moemoehott
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i am think of geting a new motherboard how can i uninstell all the old motherboard divers so i can put in new ones?

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Don't worrie about unistalling them.

 

If you are running windows 7 or 8 Windows knows not to use the old ones and should get the new driver off windows update or you can mannually install it.

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If you really want to, just find "Device Manager" in Windows. That's where you can manage your drivers.

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Don't worrie about unistalling them.

 

If you are running windows 7 or 8 Windows knows not to use the old ones and should get the new driver off windows update or you can mannually install it.

wont the old drivers mess wath the new one ??

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wont the old drivers mess wath the new one ??

it should be alright.

Windows 7 and 8 are very good with dealing with Drivers.

There should be no problem, but if one does occur (The new motherboard drivers not installing etc) then find a way to remove your old drivers (This varies depending on the board manafacture)

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it should be alright.

Windows 7 and 8 are very good with dealing with Drivers.

There should be no problem, but if one does occur (The new motherboard drivers not installing etc) then find a way to remove your old drivers (This varies depending on the board manafacture)

 

What fantasy world do you live in? Win8 may be good with drivers. But with Win7 it will take a miracle if there's nothing wrong. I've seen/heard thing going wrong right from loading screen and even before that to point where everything looks to work fine but suddenly you get poor performance and stuff randomly stopping to work.

 

Two safest ways are to either uninstall everything you can and reinstall whole windows.

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