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Which of these Windows utilities would be the best choice for determining the installed version of a video card driver?
Which of these Windows utilities would be the best choice for determining the installed version of a video card driver?
You are replacing your mouse and keyboard with new models, and you’d like to uninstall the drivers for the old hardware. Which of these would be the best choice for uninstalling these drivers?
You’ve just acquired a new video card for your corporate workstation, but the video drivers for the adapter will not install. Which of these would be the most likely cause of this issue?
You’re replacing a broken adapter card with the same make and model of PCI card, and you notice there’s a new driver on the manufacturer web site. The instructions for the new driver clearly state to uninstall the existing driver before installing the new driver. What would be the best way to uninstall these drivers in Windows XP?
You’re trying to install a new device driver using an executable file from the manufacturer, but the installation process fails in the middle of the installation. Which of these is most likely the issue?
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If you have built your “perfect” Windows 7 image, then you know that it doesn’t take long before your image becomes dated. In this video, you’ll learn how to use DISM to update applications, drivers, and patches. You’ll also learn how the Windows System Image Manager can automate the update process with an Unattend.xml file.
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You’re installing a new adapter card, and you have a device driver CD that was shipped with the adapter card. When you visit the adapter card web site, you find a newer driver has been released. What is the best way to proceed?
The most common problems can sometimes be the most frustrating. In this video, you’ll learn how to identify and resolve some of the issues you’ll often see. We’ll examine Windows printing problems, bluescreen errors, system lock-ups and much more.
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