Drivers are the software
items that let your computer communicate with additional hardware such as
printers, keyboards, mice and external drives. If your driver is outdated, you
may not have access to all of your hardware's features, or you may encounter
software bugs that have been fixed in later releases. Microsoft recommends
letting Windows update your drivers automatically through the Windows Update
program. But sometimes you have to check for driver updates manually if the
Windows Update did not include drivers for your device.
- Click "Start."
- Click "Computer."
- Click "System Properties."
- Click "Device Manager."
- Locate the entry in the "Device Manager" for the
hardware component you'd like to install driver updates for. Right click
on the entry, and then click "Update Driver Software" to install
the latest version of the driver for that device.
Or you can simply update your
drivers by using Lexmark Drivers Download Utility:
- Download and install Lexmark Drivers Download Utility
- Enter Lexmark Drivers Download Utility
- Click “Start Scan”
- Download the updated drivers.
- Install the updated driver setup
- Restart computer if necessary
- Problem fixed!
In some cases, updated drivers can cause problems with your
device or interact in an unforeseen manner with a program installed on your
computer. As you might need to restore a device driver to a previous version
when you encounter problems, you can back up the former one before installing
the updated one by using Lexmark Drivers Download Utility.
You can find Lexmark Drivers
Download Utility here:
Or directly download it here：
