I think it is very unlikely you need to do anything. But you can check to see if you have a Intel CPU Usually your case will have a sticker on it if it does, or hold down the Widows key (bottom left, with a flag on it) and the Pause/Break key at the same time and let go, which should give you that basic info. Or type msinfo32 in your run command (Windows key and the r key) and hit OK for a lot of info. You can also run dxdiag if you want more interesting data.
If it is Intel then download and run the Intel® Driver & Support Assistant and it should tell you what needs to be updated, and provide what is needed. Thanks be to God .
Thank you very much!
My laptop says “Intel Inside” Core 17.
Sadly it is Windows 10 which I hate.
I have a desktop but not using it yet.
Being a techtard, I never know what to do/not do unless a kind person has mercy and tells me. :-)