Whenever you upgrade your operating system, there are bound to be a few pieces of hardware that don’t work just as they should. The solution to this problem is to upgrade that hardware’s drivers. A driver is a program that tells your operating system (Windows Vista in this case) how to properly utilize your hardware.
Windows Vista will be released on the world this week, and so if you run into hardware roadblocks during an upgrade, you’ll need to find the latest and greatest drivers for whatever hardware devices are giving you a problem. The best case scenario is that Vista automatically finds and installs the latest drivers for you. If that doesn’t happen, the RadarSync Vista Drivers page is a compilation of links to drivers from a plethora of hardware vendors. If you end up searching for hardware drivers to make Vista play nice, this is a great resource for you.
Link via LifeHacker, via Gizmodo.
