If you install that drive to reinstall the system, can anyone tell me?

Theoretically, if you want to get the best out of your computer, you should reinstall the computer's built-in drivers again after reinstalling the system. Although our current system already has some drivers in it, it is possible to drive your hardware normally, but the driver does not necessarily work well, it just works.

Therefore, I recommend that you reinstall the system and install the driver again. The driver of the sound card can be installed, but it should be subject to normal operation, and this device does not matter. As for the graphics card, you'd better install the driver, and generally speaking, the integrated graphics card should come with it in the driver disk of your motherboard.

You can install it along with the motherboard's drivers. You don't need to look for it alone.

Answer to the supplement: Yes, it should be that basically all computers should reinstall the driver after installing the system. If you want to avoid it, then you can use ghost to clone your system once after installing the system and installing the drivers correctly, and then save the clone file.

When you reinstall the system again in the future, you only need to use this clone file, and the system can be installed in 10-15 minutes, and the driver is also available.

As long as the system files you are about to load are not missing, no. Because the whole file has these things. I dare to say that if you install them blindly as the second floor said, you won't even be able to turn on the machine after that.

Here's an example:

2.The driver wizard will start to check, if the network card is not installed, it will pop up a dialog box to remind whether to install the network card.

3.Check it out and click Fix Now.

4.Select the driver you want to update or install the driver (usually select all) and click Next.

Generally, GOST's system integrates most of the commonly used drivers! If it's not GOST, you can use Windows Optimizer to back up the drive before reinstalling the system! In the (WOM backup drivers) directory, save the files in this directory (copy to the U disk or move to a partition other than the C drive), and after reinstalling the system, it prompts you to find new hardware, and browse directly to these directories!

The universal driver may not be completely accurate, especially some drivers with integrated sound cards are easy to install incorrectly (if the character is not good, it will also be a blue screen), it is better to use this method