The "driver is unavailable" error generally indicates that the software component required for your operating system to communicate with a specific hardware device is either missing, corrupted, or incompatible. Here's a breakdown of what this means:
Missing Driver: This is the most common reason. The appropriate driver software was never installed for the device, or it was accidentally deleted. You might encounter this especially after a fresh OS installation. Find and install the correct driver from the manufacturer's website.
Corrupted Driver: A driver that was previously working can become corrupted due to various factors like viruses, improper shutdowns, or software conflicts. A driver can be fixed via driver%20reinstallation.
Incompatible Driver: The installed driver might not be compatible with your current operating system version (e.g., using a Windows 7 driver on Windows 10). Upgrade the driver to the new version compatible with your operating system.
Hardware Issues: Although less common, the error could point to a physical problem with the hardware device itself. The operating system cannot communicate with the device.
Driver Conflicts: Another driver is interfering with the operation of the unavailable driver. This can commonly be resolved by driver%20updates or clean installs.
Operating System Problems: Sometimes, the problem is with the operating system itself, and system%20file%20corruption can cause driver issues. In such case, operating system should be checked and repaired.
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