How To Update Drivers
Keeping your device drivers up to date on your Windows machine is a great way to ensure that all apps, devices, and processes run smoothly and operate to the extent of their potential.
Feel free to read the brief description of how to update Windows drivers below. If you’d like more in-depth information, you can also read our in-depth explanation of what drivers are, the different types of drivers, and the two methods you can use to install or update them.
How To Update Drivers In Windows
- Open Device Manager
- Click on the arrow next to the device you want to update
- Right-click on the device and select “Update driver”
- Select “Search automatically for updated driver software”
Windows will then search for and install the updated driver for your selected device.
Drivers: What Are They?
A ‘driver’ is considered software that enables communication between devices or applications and lets the operating system control the hardware.
That includes everything from your sound card to your video card to your Wi-Fi adapter. They’re essential because they can fix bugs, improve performance, and add features.It can be either built into the operating system (OS) or provided by a third party.
Why You Should Keep Drivers Up-To-Date
One of the most important things you can do to keep your computer running smoothly is to make sure your drivers are up-to-date. Drivers are the software that allows your hardware devices to communicate with your operating system.
Out-of-date drivers can cause all sorts of problems, from causing your computer to crash to making your devices stop working properly.
There are a few different ways to update your drivers. You can usually find the latest drivers for your devices on the manufacturer’s website.
Alternatively, you can use a driver update tool to scan your system for outdated drivers and install the latest ones for you. Either way, keeping your drivers up-to-date is essential for a well-running computer.
So make sure to check for updates regularly and install any new drivers as soon as they become available.
Types Of Drivers
There are different types of drivers, namely device drivers, application drivers, and system drivers.
Device drivers communicate with hardware devices such as printers, modems, and video cards.
The types of drivers that enable communication between applications and provide specific functionality, such as allowing a web browser to access a website, are called application drivers.
These usually incorporate automatic updates from the browser of your choice, in this example, such as Firefox or Chrome. Lastly, system drivers constitute some of the most essential ‘under cover’ software patches. These drivers provide low-level services such as memory management and process control between your system’s hardware.
Double Trouble: Application & System Drivers for Graphical Components
Certain applications and runtime events require cooperation between the system and the application, such as those which enable graphics processing power.
This is where graphics-specific device drivers come in handy.
Graphics cards, such as those produced by AMD and Nvidia—also known as GPUs—also need their own graphics driver software in order to run properly.
GPUs, when used for rendering demanding physics pieces, running lines of code, or generating RTX-enabled shadows in the latest AAA titles, need to be updated constantly.
These pieces of software allow the hardware to run their given programs in the most optimal way to boost performance and minimize the potential for bugs, crashes, and other unsavory adverse events. To find out more about how to update your drivers for your Nvidia GPU, feel free to read the following article on manually or automatically installing GeForce drivers.
Optional Updates
If you are running a Windows 10 or Mac operating system, you may occasionally see an option for a beta Mac or Windows update. This is usually when the manufacturer is in the pre-rollout phase and is extending access to newer, less stable operating system drivers to developers or people who want a crack at the latest features.
It is not required that you install them and, believe it or not, sometimes not recommended due to their status as incomplete—meaning they will likely cause system stability issues. In most scenarios, the most common course of action is to simply refresh system drivers or update device drivers as more necessary updates begin to roll out.
How To Install An Optional Update For Windows 10
- To update Windows, begin by right-clicking on the start menu icon in the bottom left corner of the screen
- Click the ‘Settings’ gear
- Type ‘Update’ in the search bar in the middle of the page
- Select ‘Check for Updates’
This will take you to the main update screen. From here, you can see your current Windows version, the driver number, and the option to ‘Check for Updates.’
- Click ‘View Optional Updates’
From here, you can choose to automatically install any optional updates that are available, should you choose to.
Keep in mind, though, that optional Windows updates are usually buggy or glitchy, and can result in a blue screen or other temporary system failures. A reboot usually fixes these problems.
Two Methods Of Updating System Drivers: Manual & Automatic
Now that we’ve gotten a basic understanding of drivers and their responsibilities, let’s take a look at how to update drivers for your system, hardware, or other devices located in the Device Manager. First, it’s important to understand that you have two update options—manual or automatic.
Manual Driver Installation
Manually installing drivers can be handy when, at least in the case of GPU drivers, someone wants a specifically older version in order to run a program that does not provide support or compatibility with the latest update for that device.
Updating drivers manually requires you to find the right driver for your device and then download and install it. This can be a bit of a hassle, and it’s always best to use the manufacturer’s website if possible.
Automatic Driver Installation
Automatic driver updates are more commonly used and make accessibility to software updates substantially more open to most consumers.
By default, your Microsoft operating system—whether it be Windows 8, 8.1, 10, or the new-fashioned Windows 11—should have the automatic updates button already toggled.
This is for ease of access and for keeping the widest range of consumer systems up-to-date with the most stable software patches, rollouts, and versions. Updating drivers automatically is much easier. You can use a driver update tool to scan your system for outdated drivers and then download and install the most up-to-date drivers with a few clicks.
Updating Your Drivers: A Step By Step Process
Let’s move on to how to update system or device drivers using the device manager located on your Windows PC.
Step #1: Find Out What Drivers You Need
The first step is to figure out what drivers you need. You can do that by going to Device Manager.
Alternatively, right-click the Windows start icon at the bottom left side of your taskbar and click Device Manager (for Windows 10).You can also access the Device Manager tab by opening your Control Panel, typing ‘drivers’ in the search bar, and opening it from there.
Step #2: Making The Right Selection
Once you are inside the Device Manager, right-clicking any of the above sections can bring you to the driver tab, also known as the updates tab.
For example, if you’re looking for a sound card, expand the “Sound, video, and game controllers” category. This will help you to find the correct drivers for your device. You can also find categories for network adapters, display adapters, peripherals, monitors, and other internal and external software devices.
Step #3: Choosing To Update Manually Or Automatically
From here, you have two options—you can either select the option which automatically searches for the newer driver, or select the manual driver search option.
The first option will check the internet and all relevant databases to ensure that the newest drivers are already installed—if not, it will find the newest driver, and give you a prompt to install them.
Alternatively, the second option will allow you to manually input a new set of software or hardware drivers from somewhere else on your computer, should you have downloaded them directly from the device manufacturer.
To accomplish this, select the option which reads ‘browse my computer for drivers. In either case, you can select updates relevant to your software or hardware components, download and install drivers, and be minty-fresh with just a few double clicks.
Option #1: How To Update Drivers Automatically
- Click the start button and type ‘Device Manager’ into the search box
- Open the Device Manager and expand the device category you need
- Right-click on the desired device and select ‘Update Driver’
- Click ‘Search automatically for drivers’
The process is, however, slightly different for manual drivers if you decide to opt-out of the automatic driver update process.
Option #2: How To Update Drivers Manually
- Open the ‘Device Manager tab
- Expand the device category you need
- Right-click on the device you’d like to update drivers for and select ‘Update Driver
- Click ‘Browse my computer for drivers’
- Enter the file path where the drivers in question may be found
Step #4: Restarting Your Computer
Most people know that you have to restart your computer after installing new software or updates, but not everyone knows why.If you don’t restart your computer after installing new drivers, you may experience problems with your hardware or software.
Different Restarting Methods: Do They Matter?
Restarting your computer after installing new drivers is important because it allows the drivers to take effect. This being said, there are a few different ways to restart your computer.
You can do a full restart, which will close all your programs and restart your computer.
You also have the option of performing a soft reset, which will restart your computer without closing your programs.
If you’re not sure whether you need to restart your computer after installing new drivers, you can check the documentation that came with the drivers. The documentation should tell you whether you need to restart your computer.
In general, it’s a good idea to restart your computer after installing new drivers. This will ensure that the drivers take effect and that you don’t experience any problems with your hardware or software.
Keeping Your System Healthy
Keeping your system healthy and up-to-date is crucial to maintaining an efficient, secure, and well-performing machine.
Why You Should Make A Habit Of Updating Your Drivers
To reinforce this point, here are a few reasons why you should maintain your drivers and install the latest updates.
New features and Improvements
Driver updates can add new features and options to your hardware, or improve existing ones. For example, a new graphics driver may improve the framerate in your favorite games.
Bug fixes
If you’re experiencing problems with your hardware, a driver update may be able to fix them.
Security
Like other software, drivers can contain security vulnerabilities. By keeping your drivers up to date, you can help protect your system from attack.
Performance
Out-of-date drivers can lead to decreased performance and stability.
A Closing Note
Computers in 2022 are high-tech, constantly evolving, and ever in need of maintenance!
If you’d like to learn more about how to update, uninstall, or reinstall Windows drivers, Microsoft pushed out a great piece of content on how to manually update your drivers in Windows.
ATi Radeon 9600 — OpenGL: User Software
Kaichi
#1
Hello all , i have ATi Radeon 9600 video card and i am using Window XP operation system and i have problems with OpenGL.
When i try to download from some sites and run setup i get this error:
OpenGL currently only supports Windows 95/98
And it tells me to register my E-mail to get notified when OpenGL supports Window XP.
So can anyone please give me a link to download OpenGL for ATi and Windows XP?
Thank You
Trenki
#2
What app have you downloaded to give you such an error message? Anyway, you can get the latest ATI drivers from their homepage (http://www.amd.com/). If it’s not the drivers you want but to develop OpenGL you only need to install the Compiler. OpenGL headers and libraries are already included. To get access to newer features I would recommend to use GLEW.
[ www.trenki.net | vector_math (3d math library) | software renderer ]
Kaichi
#3
I downloaded glSetup
where i can download this Compiler?
ZbuffeR
#4
glSetup is more than obsolete since 2002.
If you want run application or play games that use OpenGL, no need for a compiler.
Just download and install the ATI/AMD video drivers from here (select your OS, video card, etc) :
http://ati.amd.com/support/driver.html
Kaichi
#5
i all ready have them…
but OGL games still dosent work
ZbuffeR
#6
ATi radeon on XP should have no problem. It is not a laptop ?
What games did you try ?
Try to download and run GLinfo from here :
http://www.delphi3d.net/hardware/index.php
And post here what this tool says for driver version, vendor, renderer, and OpenGL version.
If you get “Microsoft” somewhere in vendor or renderer, it means your ATI drivers are not active…
In that case, check you have the hardware acceleration slider set to “full” in “advanced” tab of display control panel.
If you are in a multimonitor setup some extra care is needed to get hardware acceleration. Please give more details.
Kaichi
#7
No its PC.
Serious Sam 1,Quake 3,Star Wars Jedi Knight Jedi Academy.+I can’t play Counter-Strike with OpenGL.
Driver info:
Driver version: 6.14.10.4898
Vendor: Microsoft Corporation
Renderer: GDI Generic
OpenGL version:1.1.0
Extension list:
Extensions:
GL_EXT_bgra
GL_EXT_paletted_texture
GL_WIN_swap_hint
WGL extensions :
empty
Implementation specifics:
Various limitations:
Max.
texture size 1024×1024
Max.number of light resources: 8
Max.number of clipping planes: 6
Max.pixel map table size:65536
Max.display list nesting level: 64
Max.evaluator order: 30
Point size range: 0,500 to 10,000
Point size granularity 0,125
Maximum stack depths:
Modelview matrix stack: 32
Projection matrix stack: 10
Texture matrix stack: 10
Name stack : 128
Attribute stack: 16
Framebuffer properties:
Sub-pixel precision bits: 3
Max. viewport size: 16384×16384
Number of auxiliary buffers: 0
Extension specifics :
empty
Yes i am in multi monitor setup.
ZbuffeR
#8
Driver info:
Driver version: 6.14.10.4898
Vendor: Microsoft Corporation
Renderer: GDI Generic
OpenGL version:1.1.0
Yes i am in multi monitor setup.
At least some progress : no acceleration is probably caused by multiple monitors. I am not familiar with how ATI accelerates its multimonitor setup.
Try with only one monitor, reboot. If it works with single monitor, at least you know where to search
Kaichi
#9
?? How to set it to one monitor?
It set to 16bits becuz of Serious Sam 1…
ZbuffeR
#10
From the ATI site : “ATI Mobility FireGL T2 graphics processors are found in mobile workstations from HP and IBM”
So you have a laptop right ?
Serious Sam 1 is very nice in 32bits, I am not aware of any issue with 32bits…
Please go download and install latest ATI video drivers (Catalyst) from link above.
Then click the “advanced” button, and in one on the ATI red tabs you should be able to deactive the secondary monitor, and maybe tune the acceleration for dual screen setup.
Something like that :
http://www.geocities.com/mods_rte/img/2.jpg
Kaichi
#11
Nonono PC.
Well in error message that sayd that i need OpenGL and to set to 16bits but nvm…
witch link,sorry i am verry sleepy…
ZbuffeR
#12
http://ati.amd.com/support/driver.html
Kaichi
#13
well,
i set it to
Default Single Display in ATi TRAY TOOLS
and Catalyst gives me an error while installing that says somethink like that:
Setup did not find Driver compatible with your current hardware or operating system.
setup will no exit.
i do not know what to do, i really need OpenGL
ZbuffeR
#14
Catalyst gives me an error while installing that says somethink like that:
Setup did not find Driver compatible with your current hardware or operating system.setup will no exit.
That is a real problem. Complain to ATI.
You may have a strange setup, you have a mobile card.
You may try with the Omega drivers, they are tweaked to work on a wider range of hardware (such as mobile cards) :
http://www.omegadrivers.net/ati.php
AS for every video driver, don’t forget to unistall your current ATi drivers before, to avoid conflicts.
Kaichi
#15
OK i uninsstaled old drives installed Omega but nothing changed exept Contorl Panel
ATI Radeon 9600 or FireGL T2 / Overclockers.
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Given that the AGP bus has lost its promise, having given the baton to its more advanced PCI-E receiver, we may no longer see interesting and modern products on the old bus. But based on old chipsets — this is even possible, and we will consider one of these curiosities.
We got a very interesting video card based on ATI Mobility Radeon 9600, manufactured either by MSI or by JetWay. Who and for which of them made this video card is known only to people close to these companies, but we can only judge by external signs and information from the Internet. So, on the card itself there is a sticker with the name of the model that matches the style of MSI, but there is no word on this video card on the company’s website. nine0003
Also on the video card there is a sticker with a more extensive name, which corresponds to the JetWay manufacturer, on whose website such a model is listed.
The card itself, which has two «parents», came in an ordinary antistatic bag.
There was no driver disk or cables included.
The card has a narrow design that allows it to fit into thin cases.
Gentlemen’s kit: D-Sub connector, TV-out, regular heatsink on a chip (although the board is also designed for active cooling). But there is not enough memory on the front side, as well as on the back — the chip is mobile :). nine0003
In this case, the memory is integrated onto the substrate along with the core.
Having removed the cooling system, you can see the savings in the thermal interface — the thermal paste is not distributed over the entire area of the core, but is located only in the middle.
The core/memory combination is topped with an aluminum cover that says…
As it turned out, the heart of this video card is the ATI Mobility FireGL T2, which is a derivative of the ATI FireGL 9600. The Mobility FireGL T2 chip was announced on November 13, 2003 and intended for mobile workstations.
And now video card manufacturers are getting rid of surplus of these chips in this way, simply by soldering them to boards from regular Radeon 9600.
The 128 MB memory consists of four DDR chips, the bus width is 128 bits, as the manufacturer assures.
But it was not possible to find out the access time — the cover was firmly glued, and tearing it off could damage the entire system as a whole.
Since the chip on the video card is mobile, conventional drivers will not work, and in order to make such a video card work in a desktop system, you need to download drivers for ATI mobile chipsets. But you can patch regular drivers to mobile ones with the DH Modtool program or download already patched ones, such as Omega, Forsage. nine0003
Let’s start with patching. We launch the DH Modtool program, select the folder where the usual drivers are already unpacked (if you tried to install them, then the folder called ATI is located in the root directory of the C: drive).
Press «Go Mobile!» and wait until the drivers are patched, after which you will be prompted to install them. Install, reload, and you are the owner of a professional mobile accelerator.
You will also have access to profiles with which the video card will work, from professional applications to ordinary games. nine0003
If you are going to overclock such a video card, then this option will not suit you, because the drivers are blocked for overclocking. In this case, you will have to download the patched Forsage or Omega drivers. In this case, the Omega package was used, which also includes the ATI Tray Tools overclocking utility. But this program, alas, could not overclock the video card. RivaTuner v2.0 RC 16 did not help either, and only a small program called RadLinker 2.025 made it possible to overclock this video card. nine0003
The nominal frequencies of the card are 324 MHz for the chip and 216(432) MHz for the memory.
The core was overclocked to the Radeon 9600 Pro frequency and the resulting frequency was 398 MHz, the memory was only overclocked to 230(460) MHz.
Well, what is a review without test results. To study such a wonderful video card, a test system of no less wonderful configuration was found:
Motherboard: Epox EP-8RDA3I (nForce2Ultra 400)
Processor: AMD Duron 1200 MHz
RAM: NCP 512Mb PC3200@133 2-3-3-6
HDD: Seagate Barracuda IV 40 GB
Power supply: Chieftec ATX-310-202
WindowsXP Pro SP2 Ru not the first freshness
RadLinker 2.025
Everest 2.20.465 beta
DH Modtool 3
Radeon Omega Drivers 3.8.252
ATI Catalist 6.4
nForce chipset driver 5.10
There were no professional tests like SPEC ViewPerf on this computer, no games either, but there were enough 3DMarks. 🙂 nine0003
The video adapter driver was set to maximum quality, AA and AF are disabled, the rest of the system settings as a whole are by default.
For tests used: 3DMark2001SE, 3DMark2003, 3DMark2005. All test application settings by default.
Look at the results.
Although the processor is rather weak (it can be seen in 3DMark2001SE), the overclocking result can be seen with the naked eye. And there is only one conclusion from this — mobile chips can also be overclocked, even if it’s FireGL, and, most surprisingly, it’s not bad to overclock, almost like desktop counterparts. nine0003
Well, it’s time to end the review of such an interesting video card as ATI Mobility Radeon 9600 (ATI Mobility FireGL T2), the time of which is already a thing of the past…
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