Where would you go in Windows to remove old drivers from a device?

To remove old drivers from a device in Windows, you would go to Device Manager. Device Manager is a specialized utility within Windows that provides an overview of all the hardware components installed on the system, including their drivers. It allows users to manage these components effectively, such as updating, disabling, rolling back, or uninstalling drivers for specific devices.

When you access Device Manager, you can locate the device whose driver you want to remove, right-click on it, and select the option to uninstall or remove the driver. This process helps in troubleshooting issues related to hardware and ensuring that you are operating with the correct and most updated drivers.

The other options, while they may provide some system management capabilities, do not specifically address driver management. The Control Panel and Settings offer broader configurations for system preferences, whereas Task Manager is designed to monitor performance and manage running applications and processes, lacking the functionality to manage device drivers directly.