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Installing What's the difference between these two ways of installing a driver?

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For installing drivers there are two common ways. 1) Inserting the driver disk to cd/dvd reader and following the autorun steps to installing it. And 2) going to device manager and update that driver and then using one of the two ways (online or in the PC) install that. What:

  1. Inserting the driver disk to cd/dvd reader and following the autorun steps to installing it.
  2. Going to Device Manager and updating that driver, and then using one of the two ways (online or in the PC) to install it.

What is the difference between those two? Which one is better?

OS: WinWindows 7 x8632-bit

For installing drivers there are two common ways. 1) Inserting the driver disk to cd/dvd reader and following the autorun steps to installing it. And 2) going to device manager and update that driver and then using one of the two ways (online or in the PC) install that. What is the difference between those two? Which one is better?

OS: Win 7 x86

For installing drivers there are two common ways:

  1. Inserting the driver disk to cd/dvd reader and following the autorun steps to installing it.
  2. Going to Device Manager and updating that driver, and then using one of the two ways (online or in the PC) to install it.

What is the difference between those two? Which one is better?

OS: Windows 7 32-bit

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