How Do You Remove Legacy Audio Drivers?
If you’ve recently installed a new sound card in your computer, you may be left with old Legacy audio drivers that your machine no longer needs. Removing these drivers from your system is quick and easy, but if the drivers were preinstalled on the computer when you bought it, they typically will not allow themselves to be removed until a suitable replacement has been fully installed. Step 1 Install the drivers for the newly installed sound card. Windows will typically prompt the user to install these as soon as it detects the new card, so you may have already done this. If not, the new sound card should have either come with a CD-ROM that contains the new drivers or instructions on how to download and install the new drivers from the Internet. Step 2 Open the Device Manager. The easiest way to do this is to click the “Start” button in Windows and select “Run”; then type “devmgmt.msc” in the empty field and click the “Run” button. Step 3 Find the entry titled “Sound, video and game cont
