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No because the drivers that come with the default install (that automatically get installed when you plug in the device, even when offline) contain all that cra
by tinus_hn 6y ago
No because the drivers that come with the default install (that automatically get installed when you plug in the device, even when offline) contain all that crap as well. It wouldn’t even be the first time if these become incompatible and cause blue screens after a Windows Build upgrade.