Where can you manage installed drivers on a computer?

Managing installed drivers on a computer is primarily done through Device Manager. Device Manager serves as a centralized interface that allows users to view and control the hardware connected to the system. In Device Manager, users can update, uninstall, or roll back drivers for devices, as well as troubleshoot issues related to hardware functionality.

Device Manager categorizes all devices attached to the computer, making it easy to locate a specific driver for a piece of hardware, such as a printer, graphics card, or network adapter. By right-clicking on any device within this interface, users have options that directly pertain to driver management, enhancing the system's performance and compatibility with various hardware.

Other options, such as the Control Panel and System Properties, provide broader system settings and general configuration tools, but they do not offer the same level of focused control over hardware drivers as Device Manager. Task Manager is primarily focused on managing running processes and system performance, lacking any direct features for handling installed drivers.