I could be wrong, but if you have a signed driver that is more recent than
the ‘built in’ driver, then update should do the right thing. The user (or
your install program) just invokes the update method and points PnP at the
newer signed driver. The manual method is: device manager (right click,
Update Driver…), the programmatic method is
UpdateDriverForPlugAndPlayDevices(…).
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Subject: [ntdev] how can I update a NIC driver with old driver built-in in
XP?
i have finished a latest NIC driver with XP certification OK. but the NIC
has an old driver built-in with XP release. how can an end user update it?
thanks.
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Accton Technology China Company Ltd.
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