How to Manually Install or Upgrade Drivers for Devices in Windows Without Installing Drivers Automatically

December 09, 2019

Sometimes we get some driver files instead of automatic installation packages. If you want to load these driver files into the system, you must do it manually. It is not difficult to manually install the driver for the device. As long as the driver file and the device match, it is easy to install it. Now I write the method; just follow these steps, and you can install the driver. The process is very simple.

First, move the mouse to "My Computer" or "This PC", and right-click to select "Properties" in the pop-up menu.

Click "Device Manager" in the pop-up interface.

Find the device that needs to be installed or upgraded in the device list. If the device has not been installed with a driver, an exclamation point or a question mark will appear in front of the device icon; if the device has already been installed with the driver, these symbols will not appear.

Right click the device where you want to install the driver, and then select "Update Driver Software" from the pop-up menu.

In the pop-up interface, select "Browse my computer for driver software".

Before proceeding to the next step, we need to decompress the downloaded driver package in order to get the driver files inside.

Run the decompression program, set the path to save the driver file, and click the "Extraction" button.

After unzipping, you will get some driver files. (This decompression program is provided by runonpc.com, if you also need drivers for various devices, you can download it at www.runonpc.com)

Next, go back to the previous system interface, enter the driver file path just extracted in the input box under "Search for driver software in this location:", then check "Include subfolders", and click "Next".

Finally, restart the computer after the system automatically installs the driver.

Comment & Help

Guest

[January 17, 2025]

Great!! all drivers successfully installed!

I recommend use this pack.!!

Thanks a lot Admin!!

Reply #1

ITCat

[November 06, 2024]

I can't download drivers for CD-ROM on windows 10. Drivers so outdated. Idk how i can connect old system with new OS. I had been searching for 2 days wright drivers but i took trouble. I haven't idea from what website i can take a work drivers.

AdminReply:

You can search for the corresponding driver based on the hardware ID, which is the most accurate method.

At the top of the website, there is a "Driver Search" feature. Once you click on it, you will find a detailed tutorial that teaches you how to locate the hardware ID and use it to download the appropriate driver. It’s very simple.

Reply #2

Ivan

[October 12, 2024]

This is of course cool and useful, but where to find the Driver Files program, it is not in the archive with the driver and the drivers with the name at the end .dll...

AdminReply:

When you download the driver downloader provided on this website, it will download the driver files you need to your local system. However, it will not install them automatically; you will need to install the drivers manually.

Additionally, once the downloader has finished its task, it will inform you where the files have been saved and will open the corresponding path for you to view them.

Reply #3

Gajanan

[December 13, 2023]

Thankyou so much for drivers .. my Bluetooth not working and i followed your steps so its working . god bless you dear.

Reply #4

Darko

[November 29, 2021]

Thx for drivers, but...I still have a problem. Trying to install Win10 Pro to a new laptop. Bought it with Ubuntu installed. Deleted partitions with Ubuntu and tried to install Win10 but Installation procedure couldn't find/see any SSD to install on...so I used PartedMagic to make new partition (NTFS) and restarted Win10 install...unsuccessfully. The only option that the Win10 installation procedure suggested is "Load drivers". I have downloaded drivers (.inf & .sys) from this site for the SSD (Kioxia KBG40ZNS512G), put it in folder on my Boot USB/Win10 install and tried to load drivers but when I set the path to the folder with disk.inf and disk.sys it says that "No signed device drivers were found"
How could it be, please?

AdminReply:

Are you sure the driver you downloaded is for Windows 10? If it is for Windows 10, but the problem still occurs, it is recommended that you use another version of the driver. In the early old version of Windows 10, as long as the drivers were compatible, they could be installed. Later, Windows 10 added a new verification method when installing the driver. All drivers must be digitally signed if you want to install them under the Win10 system. As a result, some early drivers cannot be installed because they are not digitally signed although they are compatible with Win10. So in this case, it is recommended to use other driver versions with digital signatures.

Reply #5

André Fernando

[July 28, 2021]

Hello there. Many many thanks for the life saving driver for my old media logitech keyboard. The steps were easy to follow.

Reply #6

Alex

[July 18, 2021]

Hello. I have a Samsung mzvlq256hajd-000h1 (OEM) SSD(PM991 NVMe Samsung 256GB). I found a driver on your website for this disc. Downloaded it, unpacked it. During installation, after the last step and choosing a folder DriverFiles and clicking the Next button. It is not installed. The system writes that the current driver for the device is already installed. That is, she does not see this new driver. Why might this be?

AdminReply:

Hello, the interface of the software has been clearly written. The software only extracts the driver to the specified folder, and does not automatically install the driver. This requires you to install these drivers manually. As for the installation method, it has been included in detail in the article, and you just need to follow the steps in the article step by step to install the driver for the device.

Reply #7

Hidayat

[March 03, 2021]

Thanks it's work in my laptop. I love your driver... Thanks thanks thanks

Reply #8

Jean Junior

[June 26, 2020]

Good Job, my driver is ok and work well after that

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Vikash jee

[April 22, 2020]

Thanks for the driver. It really work for me, I had been looking for this driver so many places but they don't work but guys provide me real thing which work So big thank you.

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Jose Teixeira

[March 29, 2020]HELP

I am asking for help because I have a sony vaio PC (VGN-FE11S)and, after change windows xp to Windows 7 home premium service pack1, camera is off (I can find device in device manager).
Could you help me or is a problem with no solution?

PS. PC machine is not a recent model but works fine!

Thanks,
Jose Teixeira (Portugal)

AdminReply:

In fact, the reason is this: as you changed the system, the original Windows XP camera driver can no longer be used in Windows 7, so you only need to find the Windows 7 driver program for this camera. As for how to find the correct driver for the device, the detail is described here: "Teach You How to Find Drivers for Unknown Devices in Windows".

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Fantasista

[January 04, 2020]

Although I don't know much about them, following the steps you taught, I did a good job, great!

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Amy Sepple

[December 27, 2019]

Although the driver version you provided is a bit old, it works very well and the system is stable. Wonderful!

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