- May 11, 2018
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Hi,
A little while back, I upgraded my system with a new motherboard, CPU & RAM, and installed drivers for said components on my old HDD.
I got an SSD a couple of days ago, and I installed my OS on it (HDD physically removed from PC before doing so) and when I went into the BIOS to change the boot order to my flash boot drive, I noticed that the updates to my BIOS still resided (presumably on the motherboard's internal storage?)
So here's the question:
Do I need to also install the motherboard drivers again, or were they not saved on the HDD either, and rather on the motherboard itself?
Side question:
If I am to install the drivers (Asus H110M-A m.2), how do I go about it?
Last time, I simply downloaded the drivers from this page:
https://www.asus.com/Motherboards/H110M-A-M-2/HelpDesk_Download/
Namely BIOS, AUDIO, LAN, Utilities, Chipset & SATA.
Then clicked the 'Asus install' files that I was able to find, and despite not trusting it to be this easy, a little googling seemed to vaguely suggest that should do the trick, but if someone knows a surefire way to do it, I'd appreciate you'd lend me that knowledge as well.
Thanks in advance!
A little while back, I upgraded my system with a new motherboard, CPU & RAM, and installed drivers for said components on my old HDD.
I got an SSD a couple of days ago, and I installed my OS on it (HDD physically removed from PC before doing so) and when I went into the BIOS to change the boot order to my flash boot drive, I noticed that the updates to my BIOS still resided (presumably on the motherboard's internal storage?)
So here's the question:
Do I need to also install the motherboard drivers again, or were they not saved on the HDD either, and rather on the motherboard itself?
Side question:
If I am to install the drivers (Asus H110M-A m.2), how do I go about it?
Last time, I simply downloaded the drivers from this page:
https://www.asus.com/Motherboards/H110M-A-M-2/HelpDesk_Download/
Namely BIOS, AUDIO, LAN, Utilities, Chipset & SATA.
Then clicked the 'Asus install' files that I was able to find, and despite not trusting it to be this easy, a little googling seemed to vaguely suggest that should do the trick, but if someone knows a surefire way to do it, I'd appreciate you'd lend me that knowledge as well.
Thanks in advance!
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