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‎04-10-2025 02:03 PM

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this is a long story. i had windows 10. i had a damaged disk. i decided to reset to factory settings and turned off the computer during the reset. i decided to buy an ssd disk, i made an installer on a pendrive and it shows that i need drivers. i connected the old disk to take from it but it doesn't detect it. where to get drivers?

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‎04-10-2025 03:35 PM - edited ‎04-10-2025 03:39 PM

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There should be no need to install drivers for Windows to find the drive.

 

I have a HP 6200 Pro and have run W10 and W11 on it without the need of any additional drivers to get Windows to install.

 

Use the Microsoft media creation tool to make a bootable W10 installation USB flash drive.

 

Download Windows 10

 

The PC only has driver support for up to W7.

 

There are only 2 drivers that I can think of that you would need that W10 didn't install:

 

Intel Management Engine Software 

 

sp74499.exe

 

Realtek High-Definition Audio Driver

 

sp84848.exe

 

 

 

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