Master teaches you how to restore the NIC driver

that comes with the XP system. Many users always think that the driver of the NIC device can be upgraded to the latest version in time, and it is possible to dig out all the NICs of the NIC device. Users often work hard to perform network card driver update operations. In fact, many of the latest version of the NIC driver, there is no such a BUG, ​​there is such a BUG, ​​if they are easily installed in the local computer system, the NIC device can not work stably, and may even lead to the NIC can not work. Therefore, after updating the driver of the network card device, if we see that the network connection is often dropped or the network frequently has some strange faults, we should quickly restore the driver of the network card device to the previous version state.
To restore the driver of the NIC device to the previous version state, usually only the latest version of the NIC driver is cleanly uninstalled from the local computer system, and then the old NIC driver is reinstalled again. Yes. However, if the local computer is installed using Windows XP, then we can quickly restore the driver of the NIC device as follows:
First right click on the "My Computer" icon in the system desktop. From the shortcut menu, select the “Attributes” dialog box to enter the system property interface, click on the “Hardware” tab, and then click the “Device Manager” button on the corresponding tab page to open the system device list interface. In the device list interface, double-click the “Network Adapter” option, right-click the target NIC device from the pop-up branch, and execute the “Properties” command in the right-click menu to enter the attribute interface of the target NIC;
Single Click the “Driver” tab in the interface to enter the label setting page as shown in Figure 7. Click the “Return Driver” button on the page, then the local system will automatically remove the NIC driver from the page. The latest version is restored to the previous version.