{YTS} Fixing Missing Drivers During Windows Installation

Here are some common reasons why your drivers might be missing during Windows installation:

Hardware-related issues

Incompatible hardware: Using incompatible or outdated hardware with the latest drivers may lead to missing drivers.

Driver updating issue: Drivers may not be updated properly, leading to missing or incorrect drivers.

Common steps to fix missing drivers during Windows installation

* Press the Windows key + R > type “sfc /scannow” and press Enter

* This will scan and replace corrupted system files with new ones.

* Visit the manufacturer’s website of the device you need a driver for

* Download and install the latest driver version.

* Restart your computer after installation to ensure proper integration.

Check if the drive is detected: Make sure your hard drive or solid-state drive (SSD) is properly connected and recognized by Windows.

* Press Ctrl+Scroll Lock > Press the Windows key + X > Select Device Manager

Disable and then re-enable each device: Some devices, like graphics cards or network adapters, may be listed as disabled in the Device Manager.

Install device drivers manually: Go to the manufacturer’s website and download drivers for the specific device you need.

* Uninstall any recently installed software that may have interfered with the installation process

* Reinstall drivers for essential devices

Contact support: If the problem persists, contact Microsoft Support or visit a local computer shop for assistance.

Additional tips

Always ensure your system is running on a stable network connection to prevent interference from other devices.

Avoid using third-party tools that may interfere with Windows installation or driver updates.

Keep your operating system and drivers up-to-date by visiting the official websites of reputable manufacturers.

Remember, if you’re not comfortable troubleshooting or repairing your own hardware, it’s always best to seek professional help.