Drivers are very important in our day to day running online and offline and that is why we must try as much as possible to update them. Roll back is simply to undo the last updates carried out if the updating fails. This is advisable only if you experience any malfunctioning after you might have done the updates.
Below are the steps on how you can update your software drivers
- Select and right click on my computer
- See diagram below for more understanding
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- Select manage. A box like this appears
- Select device manager and select which ever driver you wish to update
- To update, select and right click. You may decide to update from the update driver software or click on properties and select on driver .
- Click on update driver to update and to undo your action, click on Roll back as shown above.The same method is applicable to XP and Vista. I recommend you get the latest drivers from the manufacturer’s website.
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3. Create and mount VHD files
Microsoft’s Virtual PC creates its
virtual machine hard drives in
VHD files, and Windows 7 can
now mount these directly so
you can access them in the host
system. Click Start, type
diskmgmt.msc and press Enter,
then click Action > Attach VHD
and choose the file you’d like to
mount. It will then appear as a
virtual drive in Explorer and can
be accessed, copied or written
just like any other drive.
Click Action > Create VHD and
you can now create a new
virtual drive of your own (right-
click it, select Initialise Disk, and
after it’s set up right-click the
unallocated space and select
New Simple Volume to set this
up). Again, you’ll be left with a
virtual drive that behaves just
like any other, where you can
drag and drop files, install
programs, test partitioning
software or do whatever you
like. But it’s actually just this VHD
file on your real hard drive
which you can easily back up or
share with others. Right-click
the disk (that’s the left-hand
label that says “Disk 2” or
whatever) and select Detach
VHD to remove it.
The command line DISKPART
utility has also been upgraded
with tools to detach a VHD file,
and an EXPAND command to
increase a virtual disk’s
maximum size. Don’t play
around with this unless you
know what you’re doing,
though – it’s all too easy to trash
your system.
4. Troubleshoot problems
If some part of Windows 7 is
behaving strangely, and you
don’t know why, then click
Control Panel > Find and fix
problems (or ‘Troubleshooting’)
to access the new
troubleshooting packs. These are
simple wizards that will resolve
common problems, check your
settings, clean up your system
and more.