I just bought a PC without an OS installed.

I have made a bootable USB disk with Windows 10. Do I need to download drivers for the wireless card or anything else and put them on the flash drive as well, so I can be able to download the rest of the drivers for GPU for instance?

2/8/2018 11:02:29 PM

I would

2/9/2018 7:47:21 AM

The wireless is integrated into the mother board. Does the motherboard have driver?

2/9/2018 1:14:44 PM

Since moving to Windows 10 (and even 8) I haven't had to download a single driver. It's all automatic at this point. This includes my laptops and all my custom desktop builds. But yes typically the network cards are part of the motherboard with some exceptions.

2/9/2018 3:06:49 PM

I have to install drivers for every piece of my system to get good performance. using the WDM drivers over nvidia, creative (soundblaster z), AMD chipset, etc is a great way to kill performance and lose features

[Edited on February 9, 2018 at 7:12 PM. Reason : but you should have enough to get your system booted and online out of the box]

2/9/2018 7:11:05 PM

i have noticed the D6000 dell dock drivers do not download correctly. DisplayLink is fucked. Have to pull the whole package from dell.

2/10/2018 9:00:42 AM

So does Windows 10 seriously not have native Blu Ray support? Am I reading correctly that I need a third party app to play a Blu Ray disc?

8/23/2018 2:30:33 PM

It's a copyright thing.

8/23/2018 2:39:10 PM

no sense for microsoft to pay for a bluray license for every copy of windows when almost no one uses physical discs anymore

8/23/2018 2:57:51 PM