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Can i run windows 10?

Spliffrune
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Just now, Spliffrune said:

how would i go about installing my motherboard drivers on windows 10 if there for windows 7?

Either rock the default Win10 drivers if they work fine, or find the Windows 8/8.1 installers and use those.

 

My old M4A88T-m ran Win10 totally fine when I upgraded, and is currently in my friend's machine running a clean 10 install like a champ.

 

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default drivers are probably fine, if not, then everything you need will be on the manufacturers website.

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