The original system remains unchanged, how to change the motherboard driver

1. Directly install the driver that comes with the original motherboard.

2. Install the driver life or wizard professional driver software, open the software, and then perform the local hardware driver detection, and the detected signal driver can be overridden by installing **. Both of the above methods can replace the motherboard driver.

It's best to change the system, otherwise the system will be unstable, you can boot into safe mode, open the device manager, uninstall all the device drivers and then boot on, you will be prompted to restart the computer when uninstalling, don't restart until all the devices are uninstalled, some unimportant devices can also not be uninstalled. After uninstalling, reboot the driver on the motherboard, graphics card, sound card, network card, etc.

Does it need to be that complicated? Use the driver wizard to uninstall the driver, don't restart during the period, just shut down and change the motherboard.

There is a way to not reinstall the system, it stands to reason that it is necessary, to give you a connection, you take a good look, ** and Mao.

Replacing the motherboard requires reinstalling the system.

The original motherboard driver needs to be uninstalled, just reinstall the system!

Replace the graphics card and remember to uninstall the driver first.

Changing the hard disk needs to reinstall the system, because the new hard disk has no system at all and the new hard disk is attached, and the old hard disk is still there, you can continue to use the old hard disk to start the machine to upgrade the memory, upgrade the CPU, change the monitor, change the keyboard and mouse power supply and other equipment do not need to reinstall the system.

It is recommended to choose a similar product when upgrading memory, preferably a brand.

After changing the motherboard, the graphics card cannot be kept up with the new latest driver: the motherboard does not match the model of the motherboard, the old driver is not properly uninstalled, etc.

1. Mismatched motherboard models: There may be compatibility issues with different motherboards, graphics cards, and drivers. If the motherboard model does not match, it may cause the graphics card to not work properly or not be able to update the latest drivers.

2. The old driver is not properly uninstalled: If the old driver is not properly uninstalled before replacing the motherboard, the installation of the new graphics driver may be affected. You'll need to uninstall the old graphics driver and then install the new one.

If none of the above methods solve the problem, you need to consult the relevant computer repair service organization or replace the large and reliable graphics card.

It is best to reinstall the operating system. If the replacement motherboard is the same as the original motherboard.

Then you don't need to reinstall the operating system, because the motherboard chipset, sound card, network card and other drivers are the same.

If you change the motherboard with a different chipset, then it is best to reinstall the operating system.

Otherwise, it may cause the boot to fail to enter the operating system, because the models of the chipset, sound card, and network card are different.

The drivers in the previous system cannot be used on the new motherboard.

A driver is a device driver, which is a special program that enables a computer to communicate with a device. It is equivalent to the interface of the hardware, and the operating system can only control the work of the hardware device through this interface, and if the driver of a device is not installed correctly, it will not work properly.

Changing to an identical motherboard may not require you to change the system.

It's not difficult to reinstall the system...

Generally, i will be automatically installed when the system is installed. If you want to reinstall, you need to find a driver to install it.