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To be fair, this is no longer true. Windows will recognise your hardware (with some help from UFEI from OEM) and install OEM drivers automatically. Companies s
by kramerger 3y ago
To be fair, this is no longer true. Windows will recognise your hardware (with some help from UFEI from OEM) and install OEM drivers automatically.
Companies such as HP have abused this by installing all kind of crap including "analytics" as drivers.
- justsomehnguy 3y ago> install OEM drivers automatically Just like it did all the time. It was called Windows Update. Now the real problem is what there are: a) drivers with a their own Electron control panel for controlling... what a .cpl with a single tab would suffice b) things what are pushed down what aren't even drivers per se. Got a bunch of shit from ASUS this way. Though there are ways to selectively ban such 'updates', sadly not in the GUI.