#Gpt usb camera driver install
#Gpt usb camera driver drivers
#Gpt usb camera driver update

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#Gpt usb camera driver update

IF after answering this it still makes sense to update your BIOS, go for it! Otherwise continue as you have it configured today! It will work fine! (If fwpud did not work earlier, it won't work now either.)

#Gpt usb camera driver install

Second Obtain the latest Ubuntu Desktop install LIVE USB from here: Use the software at the bottom of that page to write your bootable LIVE USB and install Ubuntu. (After Windows 10 is installed using UEFI and gpt partition tables, the BIOS update program for your system will update the BIOS.) Then with BIOS to factory defaults, so UEFI and gpt partition tables:ДЇirst Obtain the latest Windows 10 installation image from Use the special software from the same page to write your bootable installation USB, and install windows. Then enter system BIOS, select 'RESET BIOS TO FACTORY DEFAULTS' this is commonly on the save and exit page. It might take as long as 48 or even 96 hours to complete wiping your hard drive, depending on how big your hard drive is. ( a command dd if=/dev/zero of= your system disk starting cylinder 0 ending cylinder= the-last-one-on-the-disk ) will do this. You must Completely wipe your system drive and the MBR and Partition table. If you really want to update your BIOS IT IS A LOT OF WORK FOR YOUR CONFIGURATION, and after you are done the new BIOS just might brick your computer. If you still want to update BIOS, under linux try this package 'fwupd', available BIOS images are on a website referenced in the manual pages of package fwupd. If you want to try updating BIOS under linux, first read this post: GO AWAY, however, support might have been added since I last checked.

Under Ubuntu Linux, I checked last month and updating BIOS firmware was not supported last month.

The shortest answer is your configuration of Legacy MBR booting under windows 10 is not supported.