I had to send my computer back to the manufacture because of internet freezing and random re-starts. When I got it back I was told the problem was an obscure driver that was bad (made that way by a microsoft update). They didn't list what driver they replaced it just said "replaced a driver". If I ever go and re-format the computer, I would like to know what driver they replaced so I can then do it myself. Where can I find out in my computer what driver was replaced? System restore listed nothing changed. Thanks.
How to find an installed driver?
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patrickv
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I assumed you wanna have the driver in your hands right. you can view or backup drivers with this http://www.zhangduo.com/driverbackup.html . Handy utility when you dont have driver cd's.
I have XP SP2 and looked there, and found a whole bunch of drivers for different things, but nothing that was installed when my computer was in for service. I need to know what driver they installed so when I re-format in the future I know what driver may get corrupted to replace when I re-install all updates for SP2. Is there someplace that will tell me what they installed when they had it for service?
That looks like a nice utility but is cost $39. There has to be a way to find out what driver was installed by the manufacturer.