No, a clean install doesn’t automatically remove all your drivers. You’ll need to reinstall them after the installation.
No, a clean install doesn’t automatically remove all your drivers. You’ll need to reinstall them after the installation.
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During a clean installation of Windows, everything in the C:\ drive will vanish (unless you press the Format button, then it moves to a folder named Windows.OLD). All your programs must be reinstalled, updates need to be fetched again, drivers will require a fresh setup, and your files—assuming they were stored in C:\—can be restored from a backup.
Typically, drivers are managed through Windows Update, but you might just need Graphics support.
Yes. Win10 should cover most drivers via updates. Some hardware, like GPUs, may still need direct manufacturer support for beta versions.