Where i can download drivers for laptop ASUS K50I

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pawelk1986
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03 Mar 2014, 10:57 am

I'm thinking of reinstalling the system. I've lost somewhere in the Driver CD. I wonder if you could somehow download all the required drivers.

I found the manufacturer website.
http://support.asus.com/Download.aspx?S ... &p=3&os=29

But here's the 112 files, I do not know what I should download.



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03 Mar 2014, 1:20 pm

I 've been using Asus motherboards for years, so I check in for new drivers every 6 mos. Everything you need is there at the site. Skip EMI as it's just papers. Don't know about your BIOS... you'd have to check in the BIOS setup and go with the highest version number. It's touchy to install... you have to follow directions and may or may not be important. As far as the other drivers go, download and install the latest versions for your OS that is needed, like, do you have 'camera?'. As far as "other", I would do the 'chipset driver' too. Intel stuff will tell you if it's not needed. As far as manuals go, it may give hints as to how to set the BIOS settings



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03 Mar 2014, 3:46 pm

I'm ashamed to admit but reinstalling Windows from 4 years since the first time I installed it when I bought the laptop.

Reinstallations on me desktop, I do regularly, but not on a laptop. I'd love to formatted it but do not know where to start.



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03 Mar 2014, 4:11 pm

If you have ANY system on your laptop, go to My Computer, then to the "C" drive , right click and you will see 'Format' with it's options. Otherwise, if no OS, you will need a program like "Partition Manager" Then you will be blank and need to re-install. Be sure to keep valuable files somehow. Sometimes when you install with the install disk, it will ask if you want a "clean,new" install. It will then format for you and again, leave you blank. That might be the best option if your install disk allows it cause then it's all done in one operation - the format and the install....