[color=#000099][/color]
• Always back up your PC before attempting to install a driver.
• Always install one device at a time and use your PC for a while to ensure it is working well before installing any other hardware, software or driver.
• Some devices are trickier to install than others, so installing some drivers may need an expert assistance.
• Devices that install easily in one PC may not install as easily in another. Motherboards, other devices in the PC, the operating system itself and other factors affect the successful installation of drivers.
• Locate the correct directory on the driver disk. Drivers are usually arranged in sub-directories by model name and Operating System.
• Check the vendor’s website for known problems with the device/driver, known incompatibilities and also visit the FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) page, if you get error message on installation.
• If your Windows installation is faulty itself; if it crashes on you frequently, or if it is otherwise unstable then sort that problem out first before installing any new drivers.
• Always install the latest version of the driver. Visit the website of the manufacturer to download the latest drivers.
• Make a copy of the driver disk before you start installation