- If the NVidia card & its software was supplied with the computer then go to the computer maker's website, download their latest drivers for it and install them they will probably be provided as an exe file that you simply run.
- Right now I am using my brothers computer. I was cleaning out my computer and I didn't know what it was so I deleted it. Now I know it was for the internet. Plz tell me how do I get it back??? 10 pnts best answer. Right now I am desperate to get my internet back on my computer.! All ready went to start Programs Accessories System tools System restore is not on my computer.
- How To Download Deleted Drivers
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- How To Reinstall Deleted Driver
A clean install of Windows 7/8/10 can fix many problems, but to some users, it brings new problem: the Windows can't connect to internet because the Ethernet controller driver/network adapter driverismissing. But without internet, how are they supposed to download and install network adapter driver and other drivers? If you are also troubled by this dilemma, here is two ways to install drivers without internet connection on Windows 7/8/10/XP/Vista.
I have accidentally uninstalled my Intel HD Graphics Driver and now I have the default Microsoft Basic Display Adapter Driver. I was wondering if I can get it back?
Note: It is necessary to have a backup of drivers on your computer so that if the drivers are deleted accidentally, become corrupted or incompatible, you can get back the drivers easily.
Copy Lan/Wired/Wireless Drivers from Other Computer
You need another computer with network connection to download a network driver, then use a USB flash drive, a smartphone or any other device to copy the driver to the internet-disabled computer.
How To Download Deleted Drivers
Step 1. Learn about the detailed information of your hardware device (PC model or the network card model) and operation system that you are using.
Step 2. On a computer with workable Wi-Fi or other network connection, go to the website of the device manufacturer and search for the network driver that is right for your network card. If you are using a off-the-shelf computer, you can directly go to the PC manufacturer's website. Or you can go to network card manufacturer's website
Step 3. Download the Lan/Wired/Wireless driver file on the computer and copy the file to a USB flash drive.
Step 4. Plug the USB flash drive to your computer that has no network connection. And copy the network driver file to the computer.
Step 5. Install the network driver on the computer.
Install Drivers with Driver Talent Without Internet
If you need to install more than just network driver after a clean install of Windows system, you are suggested to install drivers without internet in a more intelligent way: using Driver Talent for Network Card. The program is especially designed to download network drivers without internet connection.
After installing the program on your computer, you have compatible WiFi/wireless/Ethernet/wired drivers automatically installed with no need to search for the right drivers.
Install all needed drivers on your PC at once, such as video card driver, audio driver, so that you don't need to install the missing drivers one by one after a fresh install, format, upgrade of Windows.
The program is compatible with Windows 10/8.1/8/7/XP/Vista.
Step 1. On the computer with Wi-Fi or wired network, download Driver Talent for Network Card.exe file. The file is a little bit large with a size of 182MB. But it takes only several minutes to download.
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Step 2. Copy the .exe file to the network-disabled computer. Open the file to install the program. As the program is installed on your computer, all needed WiFi/wireless/Ethernet/wired drivers will be installed as well.
Step 3. After the installing is done, you should be able to access the internet. If you've installed the network drivers but see no internet connection, just reboot your computer for the installation to take effect.
Step 4. You can continue to use the program to install other drivers on your computer.
What If You Have No Network and USB Drivers
If you need to install drivers without both network and USB drive, which means that you have no network driver while the computer won't recognize your USB drive, you can:
Try to connect the USB drive to a USB 1.1 or 2.0 port. In some Windows system like Windows 7, the system has no the USB 3.0 drivers from its first build so the USB drive won't be recognized if you plug it into USB 3.0 port.
Use CD to install drivers. When you first purchase a computer or peripheral devices, the computer or device often comes with a CD stored with basic drivers. Use the CD to install drivers without network or USB.
Updating to the latest drivers doesn't always end up well, whether you install the drivers through Windows Update or from manufacturers' websites. Sometimes, a driver update fails, or a new driver doesn't work and even crashes your computer. When the newly-installed network adapter, graphics, audio, USB or other driver doesn't work on your PC, you can restore the driver to previous version to fix the problem. There are two ways to restore drivers on Windows 10. We'll get to them one by one.
How To Get Deleted Texts
Method 1: How to Roll Back Driver on Windows
Windows' Roll Back Driver feature can uninstall the current driver for a hardware device and then re-install the previously installed driver. The feature is available on all versions of Windows (Windows 10/8/7Vista/XP). Here are the specific steps to roll back driver on Windows 10.
Step 1. Press Win + X button to open the Start menu and choose Device Manager from the menu.
Step 2. Right click on the driver that you would like to restore and choose Properties.
Step 3. On the Properties menu, choose Driver and press the Roll Back Driver button.
Step 4. After the previously installed driver has been restored, Windows may prompt you to restart the computer, tap Yes. But for certain drivers, there is no need to restart the PC and you won't get the notification.
But some of you may find that Roll Back Driver option greys out on your computer. That means there is no previous version of the driver available and the current driver is the only one on your computer. If the Roll Back Driver option greys out, try the next method.
Method 2: How to Restore a Driver in One Click on Windows
If there is no driver file on your laptop, notebook or desktop PC, you can use Driver Talent, the all-in-one drivers management tool, to restore drivers in one click.
On the program, you can find many versions of a driver that are compatible with your device and choose one of them to install.
With its backup and restore feature, you can easily make a backup of your drivers so that you can easily restore them later if the drivers are deleted or become unworkable.
Follow these steps to restore drivers with Driver Talent for your Windows.
Step 1. Download Driver Talent on your compute.
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Step 2. Install and launch the program on your PC, click Scan and the program will list all the drivers that need to be repaired.
Step 3. In the Download & Install category, locate the driver that you would like to restore to previous version.
Step 4. Choose Stable Driver and click the arrow down button to unfold all the available version of the driver. Choose one of the driver and click Download to get the driver.
Step 5. After the previous version of driver is installed, you may need to restart the computer.
If you have made a backup of your drivers with Driver Talent, you can directly go to the Restore category: tick the driver and click Restore button to get back the previously installed drivers.
How To Get Deleted Files
If you don't have a backup yet, you are suggested to backup drivers with Driver Talent to prepare for any future driver issues.
How To Reinstall Deleted Driver
The above methods work for all computers running on Windows, such as Dell, HP, Asus, Acer, Toshiba, IBM, Sony, Lenovo, Samsung,Alienware, Compaq, Gateway, LG, Microsoft, MSI, etc.