Yes, there is a way to check the drivers that are installed on your system.
First, you can check in your system settings. Depending on your operating system, you can find the drivers that are installed in different places. In Windows, go to the Control Panel and then System and Security. From there, select Device Manager. This will give you a list of all the drivers installed on your computer, as well as any other hardware installed.
Second, you can use third-party software to check the drivers installed on your system. There are many free and commercial software packages available which can scan your system to detect and update outdated or missing drivers. Most of these programs will also provide you with detailed information about each of the drivers such as the manufacturer, version number, and release date.
Third, if you know the exact name or model of the driver and you would like to get more detailed information about it, you can use a search engine to try to find the driver’s specifications and documentation. Just enter the driver’s name or model into the search engine and see what comes up.
Fourth, some driver installation packages include a utility which allows you to view the drivers that have been installed. Check the installation folder for the program and look for a file called ‘drivers.txt’ or ‘drivers.inf’. This file will list all the drivers that were installed with the program.
Finally, you can also check the event log in Windows to see what drivers have been installed or updated recently. Go to the Start Menu and type in ‘eventvwr.msc’ in the search bar. This will open the Event Viewer window. In the left pane, expand the ‘Windows Logs’ folder and select ‘System’. Then look for an event which mentions the drivers that were installed or updated.
Overall, there are several ways to check the drivers that are installed on your system. Depending on your needs, any of these methods should provide you with the information you need.