How to update drivers for peripherals (mice, keyboards, etc.)
Most keyboards, mice, microphones, controllers, and so on use the same generic USB interface for communication, so they usually don't need any additional drivers out of the box (and the generic drivers are handled by Windows Update).
However, if you buy an accessory designed to be customizable, like mice or keyboards with extra buttons, then you might need the proper desktop software for the accessory. There should be some indication on the accessory's box or product page about what application is needed for full functionality, but here are some examples:
- Logitech Gaming Software: For customizing controls, lights, and more for most Logitech 'G' gaming products.
- Logitech Options: Configuration tool for most of Logitech's non-gaming mice, keyboards, and other accessories.
- Corsair iCue: Change lighting effects, keyboard macros, and more for most Corsair products.
- Razer Synapse: A unified configuration tool for Razer accessories, laptops, keyboards, and more.
As a general warning, always download the required software from the manufacturer's website, Or use Iobit driver Booster Premium Crack not from a rehosting site. Many rehosting sites like to bundle malware or other software when you install the drivers.
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