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I can get the driver file from the old HDD but how do I then install it on the new HDD? Just copying the file into C:\WINDOWS
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More information required please.
To which driver file are you referring exactly?
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To which driver file are you referring exactly?
We can't help you if you don't give us full information. Four words is not enough!
It's no good putting all the information in the title of your post. Put it in the main text box!
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You need to install the drivers, it usually comes in an exe file you download from the computer vendor, sometimes a zip file. There are ways of installing it from the extracted dll and ini files but that takes a bit of know-how.
Go to your computer or motherboard vendor support web page and download the drivers from there.
Go to your computer or motherboard vendor support web page and download the drivers from there.
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