If you’ve ever been faced with the issue of outdated or failing drivers, you will know just how frustrating it is having a piece of hardware not working because of a software failure.
Most computers come with a backup and restore partition in their hard drives which can be used to create backups of files, drivers, and so on, and also restore them when they’re needed. This is often the case with Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) PCs as they come pre-installed with a recovery partition in their hard drive. However, if you are installing a retail version of Windows, you will need to do a clean install, i.e. installing the drivers for each of the devices on your computer.
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Whenever you are doing a clean install, it is important that you have backups of all your drivers as you are going to need them in order to get your PC back running at full capacity.
In this article, I will be guiding you through the main methods by which you can backup and restore all your WIndows 10 drivers whenever you need them by using tools that have been built right into the Windows 10 operating system.
