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BillW50
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I see! You don't want to understand how the same driver can installed in
many different ways. And how a driver backup avoids the pitfalls of
drivers being installed in the wrong order, which driver backups don't
fail. Yes, I get you are a space cadet and too many things just fly over
your head. So what else is new?
No, let's not, because that isn't the typical scenario. The typical
scenario is that you make a backup of your installed drivers so that
you can reinstall one or more of them later, if you need to.
The scenario is unusual and rare, and the point has been made many
times that it's better to install a driver the 'proper' way rather
than to use a program to do it.
Get it now?
I see! You don't want to understand how the same driver can installed in
many different ways. And how a driver backup avoids the pitfalls of
drivers being installed in the wrong order, which driver backups don't
fail. Yes, I get you are a space cadet and too many things just fly over
your head. So what else is new?