Make Windows 7 Faster - How To Update Device Drivers For Windows 7

Comparing to Windows Vista and XP, Windows 7 is more simpler and easier to use. It has higher performance and runs faster than any other operating systems of Microsoft. But please note that it also needs better hardware and higher device drivers to gain high performances.
Firstly, you should make sure your computer meets the system requirements of Windows 7. Although it takes less memory and other resources, the minimal EMS memory should be RAM 1 GB (32-bit) or 2 GB RAM (64-bit), CPU should be 1 GHz at least, and hard disk space should be not less than16 GB (32-bit) or 20 GB (64-bit). If any one of them cannot meet conditions, you won't get the most out of Windows 7. It may runs very slow.

Secondly, Window 7 is designed to start up quicker, run programs speedily, access files and spot USB devices faster. People enjoy the high performance of this new Microsoft operating system. But high performance entails higher device drivers. If the drivers of your video card, sound card, USB, printer, scanner and other devices are outdated, your system will slow down gradually and even get errors.

Many manufacturers release drivers for their products to help their users fix device errors or get the most out of the devices. Manufacturers like Asus, nVIDIA, ATI, Cannon, HP, Samsung and so on, release drivers for hardware every month. You need to check and update the drivers for the devices to speed up your computer.

You can go to the website of each manufacturer and check the update of your device drivers. Then download the latest drivers and install them on Windows 7. If you do this regularly, your computer will run faster than you can imagine.

But it takes a lot of time to update all drivers by this way. And it is extremely dangerous. If you install a wrong drivers, you could make Windows 7 crash! You can click here to use a update software to automatically update all device drivers for Window 7. And you can visit my blog and learn how to update Windows 7 drivers.

SOURCE:Mars
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