Operating-system upgrades and resets sometimes leave behind nonworking, obsolete, or redundant device drivers that can open the door to future malfunctions.
This week’s column in AskWoody Plus shows you how to easily remove any troublesome drivers cluttering up your Windows machine’s setup.
Plus: An AskWoody subscriber tries the “put the dead drive in the fridge” trick!
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