Update Drivers Automatically For Windows

2009 October 1
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We usually confront problems while updating our drivers, may it be for graphics card, sound card etc..  Here’s a cool utility that lets you scan and update your drivers automatically. Device Doctor is a freeware Windows application, with huge (More than 3TB of drivers) database,  that scans your computer hardware and checks to see if there are new driver updates available for your devices.

Update Drivers

It even fixes the “unidentified devices” in your device manager and finds drivers for them. It’s a simple tool with a easy interface and doesn’t require any one to be a techie. All you need to do is run the app, click “Begin Scan” which is very quick and completes in seconds and it will show you the drivers that need to be updated with a download link.

Features Include:

Device Driver Database

Provides drivers for every major computer hardware and device manufacturer
More than 3 terabytes (3,000 GB) of drivers currently in the database
We cache all drivers so downloads are quick and work every time
Fast hardware scan takes mere seconds

Consistent Updating

Constantly updated to include new driver versions as soon as released
Every driver is human reviewed using specialized compatibility tools
Learns from other users to recommend better drivers every day

Future-proof with Windows 7 and 64-bit Support

Designed for Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows 7
Thousands of drivers coming in weekly for Windows 7
Full support for 64-bit systems, as well as 32-bit systems

Other Big Deal Functionality

Provides device names for unknown devices before updating drivers
Can be used offline – scan results are saved so you can move them to a connected computer and download there
Updates WHQL (Microsoft certified) and non-WHQL drivers
Yes, it is completely free with no adware or malware!

Free Driver Update Software

2 Responses leave one →
  1. 2009 October 31

    interesting post – have bookmarked your site. I’ll read the rest of the site a little later.

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