Quote (stokley @ Jun 21 2019 07:35am)
alright man greatly appreciated
i will take a look into the steps for w/ device manager and see which route i will take
although not professional ive been playing around with shit for a long time haha im very good problem solver and step taker to fix problems properly and if i feel as tho it is something i cannot handle with reading/videos then ill just wait for my bigger ssd and handle everything accordingly but god thats gonna be a bitch hahah
I know how you feel. I'm pretty much the same way... not a big fan of change.
The problem with the drivers are, that aside from a a few simple ones like video driver and sound driver, there are bits and peices of various motherboard driver ( like the chipset driver), that are liberally spread about under various categories in Device Manager.
That's why it's pretty much a rule of thumb, that when you switch processor manufacturers, you do a clean install of Windows.
Like all those various Intel and AMD patches for those hacks that have happened last year or so... they don't show up anywhere. There is no way to uninstall them... except maybe uninstalling ALL the Windows Updates and manufacturer patches that have occur in the last year or so.
What you're trying to do, is like back when everyone started switching to metric bolts... you are attempting to find every metric bolt in a car engine, and replacing it with standard bolts.
It's far easier just to buy a metric socket set and deal with it.