In this video I explain how to install Renesas drivers (that use the Via chipset).
They're a bit of a pain and the problem is you often have to reinstall them.
kingozrecords wrote:It seems so convenient to install Renesas drivers from the sites in which they provide a simple .exe or .msi to install the driver. But after a year of use I have found that there is a much better way to install the drivers for Renesas that results in the driver not having to be reinstalled every few months.
### Here are the Renesas Driver links (Windows 7 Drivers):
(2.1.36.0) https://kbench.com/software/?q=node/46714
(3.0.23.0) https://support.lenovo.com/ca/en/downlo ... entre-b550
### Here is the link to the discussed method for using drivereasy to install the needed Via Drivers:
https://www.drivereasy.com/knowledge/do ... d/#Method2