The question is kinda hard to comprehend, especially because of all the caps.
15 seconds on Google got me this definition:
Definition: A driver is a small piece of software that tells the operating system and other software how to communicate with a piece of hardware.
Drivers let the OS (Windows and such) communicate with hardware. For example, Windows usually doesn't know how to use the graphics card in the beginning, but drivers teach Windows how to use the graphics card.
Windows will keep drivers if you upgrade Windows (as opposed to 100% formatting the hard drive and reinstalling Windows.)
Drivers can be available for almost any piece of hardware; some are auto-installing drivers (USB drives, etc) and some require manual downloads or installs (Graphics cards, etc).
If Windows XP was preinstalled on the hard drive of your computer, it originally had all drivers.
You should check by going to Windows Device Manager (Start>Right click Computer>Manage>Device Manager) and check to make sure all drivers are installed. If not, you should manually install them.