It is possible to copy drivers from one computer to another.
You can learn to copy device drivers from one computer to another.This is useful if you need an older version of a driver that is no longer available from the manufacturer.
Step 1: The file explorer should be opened.
Pressing the Windows Win+e on the keyboard is a fast way to do this.
Step 2: Go to driver repository.
Each driver is stored at C:WindowsSystem32DriverStoreFileRepository.Each driver has its own folder.Click your drive in the left panel to access this folder.
Step 3: The driver you want to copy is in the folder.
Go to the right panel and scroll down.The folder names begin with the driver's name and are listed in alphabetical order.
Step 4: Attach the folder to the flash drive.
If you don't have a flash drive, you can zip the folder up and send it to a cloud server.If you don't have a computer, you can copy the folder to your flash drive.Click the folder you want to copy once to select it, then press Ctrl+C.Double-click your flash drive if you scroll down the left column of the File Explorer.Click on a blank space in the right panel.Remove your flash drive after the files are copied.
Step 5: Attach the flash drive to the PC.
Click the flash drive to open it if the contents don't show immediately.If you sign into the same account on this computer that you uploaded the folder to, you will be able to download the file.
Step 6: You can drag the driver folder to the desktop.
If you prefer, you can drag it to a different location on the computer.If you downloaded a zip file, double-click it to open it, then drag the folder to the desktop.
Step 7: The Device Manager can be opened.
You can find it by clicking the search icon next to the Start menu.The device should be type device.It will appear in the search results if you click.
Step 8: You can expand the group that contains the device you want.
The correct group may already be expanded because the driver needs to be installed.If you are installing the driver for a sound card, you should expand the Sound, Video, and game controllers group.
Step 9: Click on the device and selectProperties.
This opens the window.
Step 10: Click on the tab that says Driver.
It is at the top of the window.
Step 11: Click on the driver software you want to view.
It is the second option.
Step 12: Click the one you want.
Step 13: Click the location where you copied the driver folder
Double-click if you dragged the folder to the desktop.
Step 14: Go to the driver folder and select it.
The selected folder is added to the update drivers dialog.
Step 15: Click on it.
The folder will be scanned by Windows.
Step 16: To install the driver, follow the on-screen instructions.
Step 17: You can use the Open Finder.
The first icon on the dock is at the bottom of the screen.
Step 18: Press the option if you want to.
There is a bar menu at the top of the screen.
Step 19: Click on the library you want to access.
Step 20: Click on the device's folder.
Double-click if you need to copy drivers.
Step 21: The folder should be copied to a flash drive.
If you don't have a flash drive, you can zip the folder up and send it to a cloud server.If you don't have a computer, you can copy the folder to your flash drive.There is a flash drive in the left column of Finder.The driver needs to be moved to the flash drive.
Step 22: There is a flash drive in the second Mac.
If you uploaded the folder to a cloud account, sign into that same account on this computer, download the zip file, and then unzip it to the computer.
Step 23: Click the flash drive if you want to open the Finder.
The contents of the drive will show up.
Step 24: The folder should be on the hard drive.
Unless it has been renamed, it is usually called.The driver is installed into the Library folder.