I want to switch from Windows to Linux. Only my question is how I can use the laptop after installation. The keyboard and slides touchpad will not work because the drivers are not installed? Can someone please enlighten me? And what about the other components installed? Like the Micro the speaker of the camera?
The keyboard and slides touchpad will not work because the drivers are not installed?
What makes you think that?
I think that everything will be deleted and then something new on it, so the question arose. I just do not want that then nothing more.
Rudimentary drivers are installed before or with the OS. So you can also use the keyboard and mouse.
Keyboard and TouchPad works, but some other stuff may not… And honestly, when you ask, I do not think you'll get it solved in Linux.
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I want to switch from Windows to Linux.
Then you hope for you that your intention is not only frustration over Microsoft takes place but you really have the will to take it seriously.
Only my question is how I can use the laptop after installation. The keyboard and slides touchpad will not work because the drivers are not installed?
Under GNU / Linux drivers are called modules (because they are modular and can be activated and deactivated during operation without having to restart the system)
These modules are "onboard", are all in the kernel, and are loaded by the kernel when hardware is found.
In 99% of all cases (own experience), all devices work immediately after installation. But there are also Linux live systems which you can start and use directly from CD / DVD / USB and thus check the functionality before installation.
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