driverquery (windows cmd line)
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driverquery (windows cmd line)

driverquery is a windows command that will reveal a list of the drivers installed on a computer.

First open a Command Prompt by one of several ways:
1) start >> run >> "cmd"
2) start >> accessories >> Command Prompt
3) Holding the Windows Key and hitting r >> "cmd" >> enter (my personal favorite)


With the Command Prompt open, type in "driverquery" and press enter.
It may take a moment, but you will then be given a list of the drivers installed along with the type of driver (kernel, file system), the module name, the display name, and Link Date.

Some might find the following command easier to read and it provides a lot more information:

driverquery /v /fo list


For further information: Microsoft Corporation
 
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