Do i have to restart after downloading new drivers

 · If you're gaming, let's just check and see if your "system reset" maintained that driver, or put a Windows generic driver in. Type Device Manager in the search box: In Device manager, click the little arrow to expand your display: On the m, hover the mouse over it, and right-click; select Properties: Have a look in the driver tab. I restart after installing ANY driver. no. always, after installing any driver, restart. it may work immediately, but you can still experience issues before restarting. Doesn't hurt to. Don't recall the versions but at least one occassion in the last few months I upgraded.  · Updated through Nvidia's GeForce Experience thing, which is new to me. I remember having to restart my comp after updating drivers but I didn't get that prompt after going through with the Express Installation. Unless you're having problems, no. It's not necessary bltadwin.ruing System: PC.

Installing the latest Lenovo drivers. To install all the downloaded drivers, simply double-click them one-by-one and follow the onscreen instructions. After you have installed all the Drivers, we recommend you restart your machine. A driver update tool can download and install all missing and outdated device drivers quickly and easily. Reg file to enable automatic driver installation. After downloading the reg file, Right-click on the right panel and select "New - DWORD Type "1" in the value data field. Click on the "Ok" button to save changes. Close registry. Restart Windows. After the restart, Windows will not download drivers automatically. If you're gaming, let's just check and see if your "system reset" maintained that driver, or put a Windows generic driver in. Type Device Manager in the search box: In Device manager, click the little arrow to expand your display: On the m, hover the mouse over it, and right-click; select Properties: Have a look in the driver tab.

By and large, you will find that most drivers are handled quite well by the OS, with far less intervention and research/replacement required following OS install or reset, than with most other Windows desktop OSes (including XP, Vista, 7, 8, and in recent memory). As we saw in our manual, it is prepared for both the option to uninstall the driver and remove the GPU, and to uninstall the driver and restart. Before this, it is convenient to have downloaded the new driver and in both cases do not forget to disable the network card to prevent Windows from downloading a driver from its repository, since in that case you would have to start over. Windows includes hundreds (probably thousands) of drivers that it automatically installs. These are known as 'native drivers.' It's possible that Windows 10 has native drivers for all your computer's hardware. If Windows doesn't have a native driver you can install a driver from the hardware manufacturer's website.