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Top Best Driver Updating Tools for Windows By  samuel kanu - November 2, 2017 Top Best Driver tools for Windows For the efficient working of your PC’s hardware computer, you must ensure that your Windows Drivers are updated to their latest versions. Here, we introduce you the best ten driver update tools for windows. So have a look on complete guide discussed below to proceed. F or the efficient working of your PC’s hardware computer, you must ensure that your Windows Drivers are updated to their latest versions. You can visit manufacturer’s website to download latest versions if you have any problem. You have to keep the latest releases and also find it and download it from the official site. Top Best Driver Updating tools for Windows Below are the best handy tools that user can use to update the drivers for your Windows operating system. #1  Driver Booster Driver Booster Driver Booster is one of the best free driver update...

How to Backup and Restore Drivers on Windows OS****************** The method is very manageable and smooth; you will need to use a utility software that will create the backup of all the drivers in your Windows operating system

 fix missing or lost sound in Windows Verify software volume control settings First, check for a small sound icon   in the Windows notification area (also known as the Systray), in the bottom right-hand corner of the Windows Desktop. If this icon is missing, follow the steps below. If you see this icon,skip to next section. Windows 10 Open the Control Panel. Click the  Taskbar and Navigation  icon. On the  Taskbar tab , click the  Customize button next to  Notification area . Make sure the  Notification & actions  option in the left navigation pane is selected. On the right side, click on the  Select which icons appear on the taskbar  link. Scroll down in the list until you see the  Volume  option and a speaker icon. To the right of that option, make sure the switch is set to  On . If it is not, click the switch to turn it On. If the Volume option is greyed out, at the top, clic...

Usually, when you try to delete one or more files, Windows will prompt you to confirm before it deletes them. Sometimes this is inconvenient, however, especially if you need to delete a large number of files.  If you're sure that you want to delete the files , and you don't want Windows to ask you before deleting them, follow these instructions. Temporarily prevent prompt when deleting files Holding down the Shift key when deleting files will disable the confirmation prompt only for the files you're currently deleting. Permanently prevent the confirmation prompt when deleting Delete files faster by removing the "Are you sure you want to delete" Microsoft Windows confirmation box for all files by right-clicking the Recycle Bin icon on the Desktop. In the pop-up menu, click  Properties  and  uncheck  "Display delete confirmation dialog", as shown in the picture below. Once this has been done clic...