If you’ve saved the driver, then all you need to do is upload the .wdr file for it. I looked and mine are in my Documents\WinISD\drivers folder. Issue I see is there isn’t a way to upload files like there used to be. No drag n drop or insert file, not even a way to upload files under my profile.
Luckily, the .wdr file is just an ASCII text file. So, open up the one you want with NotePad, in my case the Goldwood GW208-8.wdr file, and copy-n-paste like so, using the code tag:
[Driver]
Brand=Goldwood
Model=GW208-8
Manufacturer=Goldwood
ProvidedBy=Ceasar
Comment=
DateAdded=20220128
DateModified=20220128
Qts=0.86034402304927
Znom=8
Fs=56.1231082603573
Pe=100
SPL=87.7211446629842
Re=7.3
Le=0
fLe=0
KLe=0
BL=7.014
Xmax=0.0035
Cms=0.000382946
Qms=3.964
Qes=1.09883432077996
Rms=1.8681305937208
Mms=0.021
Sd=0.02059
Vas=0.0230300498943493
Dia=0
Vd=0.000072065
no=0.00360304050993577
Dd=0.161913564058411
EBP=51.0751322551711
numVC=1
Hc=0
Hg=0
SPLmax=104.721144662984
SPLmaxLF=77.718899419207
USPL=88.1236447722655
alfaVC=0
Rt=0
Ct=0
gamma=334
Rme=6.73920493150685
Mpow=2.595997868163
Mcost=0
Gloss=0.0225325043454
VCCon=1
c=343.684120962152
roo=1.20095217714682
Thick=0
Depth=0
MagDepth=0
Magnet=0
Basket=0
Outer=0
Vcd=0
DVol=0
ParState=ECECENNNEENEECCCEECCNCCENNCCCNNNCCCCNCNNNNNNNNNCC
Then copy-n-paste this into Notepad, save with the appropriate name, change the extension to .wdr, and you’re good to go. Don’t forget to save it where all your other driver files are located. If you are unsure where that is, open up WinISD, start a project, and when it asks for a driver, right click on one and select properties. That will show you the path.
Once the uploading of files gets sorted, that will be even easier.