ric, welcome to the forum! What you can do (in addition to Nibiru's suggestion) is go to Driver Max. With your consent, they will download and install a tool to scan your system to compare with their database of driver files. You don't have to pay anything, there's a free and paid versions. The difference is, the free version allows you two drivers per day, the paid allows unlimited drivers for a year for ALL of your computers. So if you have a friend, you can charge them to update their drivers, and it will help to pay for it. In fact you can turn a profit, if you know several users that needs updating. Back to the free version. The scan will show you all of your outdated drivers, and the newer ones to upgrade to. You can choose two per day, and avoid the hassle of looking everywhere for drivers. Being that your computer is a few years old, there will be other outdated drivers. This product is well worth registering for, you can get all of the latest drivers possible. And they are continually updating their database, through vendors and users like us. In some cases, they will pay you to upload copies of newer drivers. But anyway, Driver Max is well worth checking out in your situation. Hope this helps, and should you need further help, feel free to post back.
