To find details about currently installed drivers, use the categorized list to find the device and then double-click its entry in Device Manager. To open this tool, use its shortcut on the Quick Link menu, which you can access by right-clicking Start or by pressing Windows key + X. Your starting point for all driver-related activity is the Windows 10 Device Manager (Devmgmt.msc). In addition, you can often download the latest drivers directly from the manufacturer of a device. Those drivers are certified using the Windows Hardware Certification Kit. Microsoft delivers some hardware drivers directly, installing them through Windows Update to replace a generic driver after you do a clean install, for example.
Are your hardware device drivers up to date? Outdated drivers can slow down performance and in some cases can cause reliability problems, including crashes.
