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Have you tried Drivermax?
Can you be more specific?
Dell list 3 model variations of Alienware 13. Which is yours?
- Alienware 13
- Alienware 13 R2
- Alienware 13 R3?
If not sure, tell us the service tag
Have you tried this one:
Alienware On Screen Display Application Driver Details | Dell US
Bro, have you tried just right clicking it and "Update Driver - Search Automatically"? I did a clean Win10 install a couple days ago and got a couple of them and after right clicking and updating driver everything was clean. Of course, after doing a clean install, it's always best to download the full set of latest drivers from manufacturer website and install.
@tamo,
Now that you have all the right drivers loaded, you can save them for easy future use. On a flash drive or some other storage location, create a folder to hold the drivers. Let's say it is G:\Drivers. From a Command Prompt (Admin) or Powershell (Admin) run:
dism /online /export-driver /destination:G:\Drivers
Change the path in red to whatever you create. Then the next time you reload Windows, for the devices that don't have drivers after installation all you have to do is update drivers in device manager, browse my computer, and point it to the G:\Drivers folder with the subfolders box checked and it will find the saved driver there and load it.
Backing up the drivers was a brilliant step . Done as you said but couldnt find run as administrator but worked with powershell.
Thanks