ManufacturersKingston

Kingston driver families

DriverHub US documents 2 Kingston families across 2 hardware categories. Each entry below explains what the family covers and links to the full on-site reference page for that hardware.

Listed families

Hardware categories

Families with cautions

How to use this page

DriverHub US does not host installers. Read the family page for the hardware you own, work out which package applies to your exact model and Windows edition, then use the official-source citation provided for that decision. A component-branded family may still require the company that built your computer or motherboard rather than Kingston; follow the declared package source on the family page.

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Storage & NVMe1 Card Readers1

Windows coverage recorded for these families: Windows 10, Windows 11. Coverage describes the Windows releases the family is documented against on this site, not a promise that every model in the line is supported on every release.

Every listed Kingston family at a glance

2 documented Kingston families

Family	Category	Documented Windows releases	Caution on file
Kingston SSD (NV / KC / Fury series)	Storage & NVMe	Windows 10, Windows 11	Yes, see the card below
Kingston USB card readers (Workflow / MobileLite)	Card Readers	Windows 10, Windows 11	Yes, see the card below

Find the row that matches your hardware, then open it for the full reference.

Listed families in detail

Storage & NVMe

Kingston SSD (NV / KC / Fury series)

Kingston's SSDs span value NV, mainstream KC, and performance Fury lines in both NVMe and SATA form. They run on the standard Windows NVMe or SATA driver, so no vendor operating driver is normally needed. Kingston's SSD management utility is where you check firmware and drive health, and it is the correct tool when a firmware update is called for.

Documented for: Windows 10, Windows 11

Use Kingston's SSD management utility for firmware; standard NVMe/SATA drivers are used for operation.

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Card Readers

Kingston USB card readers (Workflow / MobileLite)

Kingston's external readers, including the Workflow and MobileLite lines, connect over USB and rely on the standard removable-drive support already built into Windows. In practice that means no separate driver is needed; inserting a card makes it appear as a drive. Because these units use the generic path, most trouble traces to the card, cable, or a low-powered port rather than to software, so keep them plugged into a direct, powered USB port for dependable transfers.

Documented for: Windows 10, Windows 11

USB readers typically use the built-in Windows mass-storage driver; no separate driver is usually needed.