A driver is a small piece of software that helps your PC communicate with a certain piece of hardware. Your mouse, keyboard, printer, and other devices all have drivers, and every once in a while, those drivers may require updates to fix certain issues, introduce new features, or improve performance. In general, though, you shouldn’t need to update your drivers very often. If your hardware is working as intended, it’s best to let it be, since new drivers can introduce problems as well as fix them. If, however, you’re having issues with a specific piece of hardware—or you know one of your drivers has a security flaw that needs fixing—it might be a good idea to update it. There is one major exception to the “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” rule: graphics drivers. How to Update Your Drivers in Windows
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