First, you need to know if your Windows system is a 32 bit or 64 bit version.
On Windows 10, click on the Start button, then select “Settings”, “System” and “about”.
Find the “System type” to see if your system is 32 or 64 bit.
Unpack the driver archive.
Open a command prompt in directory the driver was decompressed to.
Change to the subdirectory ‘driver’.
cd driver
On a 32 bit system, enter the following:
On a 64 bit system, enter:
Under normal circumstances, the driver package is installed without user interaction and no further output is provided. If the command prompt does not have administrative privileges, an UAC prompt appears which you need to confirm.