How to Check the Install Date of Drives in Windows 10

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Many computer issues can result from problems related to drivers. So it's a regular but apposite way to check out your driver condition when your computer encountered mysterious problems. And the install date of a driver is a piece of information that is worthy of reference. Read the following steps to learn how to check it.

Step 1: Press Win + Q, type in Device Manager and open it.

Step 2: On the Device Manager window, expand the device the install date of which you want to check.

device manager

Step 3: Right-click on the device and open Properties.

install date

Step 4: Under the Details tab, expand the drop-down menu under Property, and scroll down to find the Install date. The date will appear in the Value section.

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