You would want to use the exact steps in the tutorial instead though.No. Thank you.ĭid you run anything to cause this Drivers folder to be created there? Usually there's a "C:\Windows\System32\drivers" folder for the installed drivers instead. If needed, this will cause the system to reboot to finish installing drivers requiring a reboot.Hello Hannes, If needed, this will cause the system to reboot to finish installing drivers requiring a Brink, Pnputil /add-driver *.inf /subdirs /install /reboot Open an elevated command prompt and change directories to the folder where you exported your drivers. Here is how (Note: There are other methods as well, this is just my preferred method): So with one command, I have every single driver needed reinstalled. After I perform the install, I run a simple command to restore ALL of my drivers that I have previously backed up using the steps in this tutorial. When a major Windows update is released, I like to perform a completely clean install of Windows. This can be useful in a scenario like this: I noticed that the tutorial describes how to install a single driver using Device Manager but includes no way to install ALL exported drivers at once. However, I just wanted to share one more method of installing the exported drivers.
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