Or Motherboard's Support Downloads web page. Otherwise the drivers should come from Windows Update/Device Manager and always be checked against the downloads on the PC Likewise a driver finder can cause issues with drivers so aren't recommended unless it's to find an older and very hard to find driver. If it still doesn't work it can mean account corruption dealt withĭid you use Advanced System Care to tweak your system, because this can cause problems that might be hard to undo. Make sure you use Safe Mode with Networking and check it's connected at the Log-in Screen to sync the password. Or change a Local Account password in Settings > Accounts > Sign In Options. If not try changing the password in online MS account settings here:
You should be to get into Safe Mode with your Windows password, which is your MS account password if you sign in with a MS Account. I'm Greg, an installation specialist, 10 year Windows MVP, and Volunteer Moderator here to help you.
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