What is the Mac equivalent to device driver reinstall?
- From: "James Davis" <mcleanzep@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 14 Nov 2005 19:06:09 -0800
This is a technical question yet I'm sure it will start some debate
about whether the Mac does it better than Windows. I work for a
company that sells internet access PC cards and service for them. You
stick the card in the PCMCIA slot of a Windows notebook and you can use
it to browse the internet wirelessly wherever we have coverage. We
also sell some cards that are Mac compatible but only the Powerbook has
a PC card slot, though hypothetically you could buy an external reader
for another laptop.
So when they don't work because the device drivers have conflicts you
have to go in and "uninstall" the Windows drivers. You are not really
uninstalling, meaning taking it off the computer to the trash, but
rather dissociating them from the current setup. When you reboot, the
card has no drivers associated with it so it looks for the drivers
again and tries to get it right this time.
What is the Mac equivalent when drivers have conflicts or whatever?
How do you uninstall and reinstall, or is it not a problem on the Mac?
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