Which task would not typically require input from a device driver?

Operating system updates generally do not require input from a device driver because they focus on modifying or replacing system files and improving system functionalities at a higher level. In contrast, tasks such as printing a document, scanning an image, and connecting to a new display involve communication between specific hardware devices and the operating system, handled by device drivers.

Device drivers serve as essential software modules that enable the operating system to interact with various peripherals. For instance, when printing, the printer's driver translates commands from the operating system into a language the printer understands. Similarly, for scanning or display connections, the appropriate drivers facilitate the necessary communication to ensure that these devices work correctly. Therefore, the process of updating the operating system is typically independent of these drivers, which makes it the task that does not usually require their input.