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by bohicam1
You can't. Drivers are made up of many different files stored in different places in your windows system folders. Your best bet would be to find out what hardware you are using now, download the latest drivers from the manufacturer, burn them to disk......all before you reformat, then use them after you reinstall your operating system.
Good luck!
Mike
by dwtaylor
by bobho
I agree with bohicam1. What I usually do is go into the device manager and record what type of display, modem, sound and network adapter are currently installed. Then after formatting and reinstalling the os either go to the manufacturer's site (if nothing has been added/changed from when it was purchased) or to the site for the specific piece of hardware and download the drivers for reinstallation. Sometimes I'll do this first and burn it all to a cd (for future use).
DrBob:>)
by dwtaylor
by mai
Hi,
Try WinDrwExpert.exe from:
Website: http://busitran.n3.net
WinDriver Expert is FREEWARE, provides you the easy and fast detection, backup and restore of the entire hardware device drivers currently on your system.
Good luck; Mai
by dwtaylor
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