How Do You Fix A Corrupt Driver?
A corrupt driver is simply one that has become unusable or inoperable. When a driver is corrupted, the device that it controls also becomes inaccessible. It is necessary to fix a corrupt driver as soon as it is detected to prevent your computer from malfunctioning. Step 1 Determine which hardware device is malfunctioning by opening the Control Panel. Select the “Performance and Maintenance” tab and choose “System.” Click on “Device Manager” and see if there is a yellow exclamation point beside any of the listed hardware. Step 2 Right-click on the device that has a yellow exclamation point beside it and click “Properties.” Under the “General” tab, click on “Troubleshoot” and follow the instructions that will flash on your screen. Step 3 If Step 2 does not work, navigate again to the device and right-click on it. Click “Properties” and choose “Update Driver.” Reboot your computer and see if the yellow exclamation point disappears. Step 4 If Step 3 still does not solve the problem, you ma
