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Message: <blockquote data-quote="lmaneke" data-source="post: 508926" data-attributes="member: 56300">I don't think so. Is the driver installation using a setup program? If so, just use that to install. Shouldn't have to rename it as Windows should see it as an updated driver, unless you want to rename it so you know it's a win 8 driver.I also see you are using IO bit. I've never been a fan of that program, as I had to redo a win 8 installation because system care removed Windows files thinking they were virus. System was completely unusuable, and needed to be reinstalled. Although not everybody has that problem with IO bit.Glad that got that repaired. Hope it works.</blockquote>