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This article introduces how Windows 10 device Manager can easily load new device drivers. The content is very detailed. Interested friends can use it for reference. I hope it will be helpful to you.

On the Windows 10 operating system, drivers are a necessary part of the interaction between software and hardware. By default, the Windows 10 platform already comes with a series of basic drivers for general-purpose peripherals, such as monitors, keyboard and mouse Bluetooth, and other peripherals. At the same time, Windows Update can download and install drivers automatically. The problem, however, is that it may not be able to keep pace with hardware manufacturers, especially graphics and wireless drivers.

For ordinary users, the most common way to update Windows 10 device drivers is to open the device Manager, find the corresponding device project, right-click "Properties", and then click the "Update driver" option.

However, Windows Latest pointed out: from practical experience, in addition to the problem of device recognition accuracy, it is too troublesome to have to manually retrieve driver updates.

The good news is that in the preview version released recently, Microsoft appears to be testing a new feature that allows users to install new drivers faster without first identifying the device.

As shown in the screenshot, if you want to install a new version of the driver in Windows 10, you will be able to click the 'add driver' option.

It is important to note, however, that this feature is only valid when adding drivers to applicable devices. If you want to update an existing device driver, you still need to go to a specific device entry and select Update driver.

In addition, Microsoft has improved the view of device drivers:

Divide devices by driver: list drivers and devices that use .inf files to help users use specific drivers to identify devices. Once the driver has been identified, the user can delete it immediately.

Driver by type: the .inf driver file is listed according to the device type.

Divide drivers by device: you can list devices and their .inf files.

Although the above new option is designed for advanced Windows users, anyone can use it to manage drivers more easily.

It is expected that after piloting in the compiled version of Windows 10 Build 21343, we are expected to see a wider promotion in the Sun Valley update in October-November.

So much for how Windows 10 device Manager makes it easier to load new device drivers. I hope the above content can be of some help and learn more. If you think the article is good, you can share it for more people to see.

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