Guys, I am looking for a good software that helps me check to see if my drivers are out of date or not. Hopefully, it can help me update them as well. Any suggestion?
-
-
Never found one that REALLY works. I just go the the website of the driver that I need. For instance if I need a update for my graphic driver, I go to the Nvidia website. And, I might add, I don't update drivers if I don't have a problem as some new driver updates have been known to cause glitches.
-
Gandalf_The_Grey Notebook Evangelist
Using it with IE9 64bit and Win764bit .
Easily explore your PC -
-
Gandalf_The_Grey Notebook Evangelist
-
Hmm, that explains why I cannot find a reasonable driver updater. I guess I have to use the "Device Manager" to slowly check for updates...
-
The driver updater software you find on the internet are next to useless. Try station-drivers.com, it has good and rather up-to-date lists of drivers. It's in french but the pictures should be able to guide you. If not, use Google Translate
-
Tinderbox (UK) BAKED BEAN KING
Driver MAX use to be FREE not any longer, well 1 free driver update a day.
John. -
To me, the best driver updater remains a list of your components + manufacturer's websites + google. You will first have to pull a list of your devices, but the important ones shouldn't be hard to find.
Station-drivers which was recommended earlier is a good place to find most drivers, your laptop manufacturer's website should also have some drivers up to date and finally, Intel's website for chipset and your GPU manufacturer's website for the GPU drivers. -
Windows update work for most common stuff, except GPU and network adapters.
-
Sometimes, if you trawl Asus's support portal, you can find drivers which are newer than those available anywhere on the Internet. Acer's new laptops (M3 and V3) also have newer Elan touchpad drivrts than that of station-drivers.
Good Driver Updater
Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by newvelaric, Mar 30, 2012.