To some extent, yes. Each driver has to be designed to work with an operating system's kernel API. Some operating systems, like Windows, have a rigid driver structure, so the same driver can be used in more than one version (ie. Windows 98/ME/2000/XP and sometimes Vista). Others, such as Linux, are much more fluid, as they are developed in-kernel, so an external driver may only be compatible with a specific revision.
Sound card drivers are usually found on more primitive systems such as Windows. Mac OS X applications should be utilising the Core Audio frameworks (See links below). Some older audio devices may have their own drivers which will probably be found in the Audio folder within the Library folder at either the hard disc or user account levels.
Using drivers.
No, the speed of sound is not dependent on frequency. It is determined by the medium through which the sound waves travel.
insert CD and follow the instructions
OS-dependent, but often unlink and rmdir.
All drivers and software will be correctly installed. However you can install the drivers manually after a retail install
Windows XP
It does. Most drivers are developed in-kernel, not provided separately by third-party vendors.
OS is a software that enable user to command the hardware software utilities are programs to help/improve a specific job of the OS. drivers are program that tells the OS how to let user command the specific device the driver is for.
Navigate to Fujitsu Siemens websites, click Drivers & Downlaods. Enter product number "YSSP782280". Choose your OS or "OS independent" for Bios update.
The Canon Selphy CP720 has OS driver compatability with Windows 7, down to Windows 2000, and the Mac OS X. It is not compatible with other OS such as Linux.
It would all depend on the error you are getting . The possible reason is incompatible drivers . It could also be corrupt drivers on your windows OS causing the problems