deadite_9
time for go to bed
Some of you may have seen from my other thread that I will be upgrading my nephews' PC to Win10 in the coming weeks. In the meantime, I've decided to build a new toy and install Win10 for myself so that I can get a good feel for it before I go and trash their computer in the process.
My usual routine is installing the OS offline, installing preferred drivers, and then setting up Windows before finally installing AV, etc. Then I connect to the internet and start updating. Not sure if this approach is still going to be feasible with Win10, though.
Anybody know if this routine will continue to work? Or will I have to let it update first and foremost, and let it install the WinUpdate drivers that I really don't want before moving on? Just wanting to get an idea of what to expect so that I don't end up fighting with it and getting frustrated. I'm mostly talking about NV drivers, BTW.
My usual routine is installing the OS offline, installing preferred drivers, and then setting up Windows before finally installing AV, etc. Then I connect to the internet and start updating. Not sure if this approach is still going to be feasible with Win10, though.
Anybody know if this routine will continue to work? Or will I have to let it update first and foremost, and let it install the WinUpdate drivers that I really don't want before moving on? Just wanting to get an idea of what to expect so that I don't end up fighting with it and getting frustrated. I'm mostly talking about NV drivers, BTW.