Drivers for Common Manufactures

[Technibble Support]

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Drivers for Common Manufactures - I thought I would share in one location where you can get driver packs for the major manufacturers

I thought I would share in one location where you can get driver packs. For the major manufacturers out there.

Dell
Dell have driver’s cabs. The cab file contains and the INFs.

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I like to use Ctrl + F to find what im looking for. You can use 7-zip to extract the drivers form the cab file.

Fujitsu
Fujitsu have...

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[fastremotehelp.com]

This is very valuable, and for all the Dell's I've reloaded, I never knew there was a system CAB for classes (rather than individual models). Thanks!

 

[glricht]

Technibble Support submitted a new resource:

Drivers for Common Manufactures - I thought I would share in one location where you can get driver packs for the major manufacturers

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Good info. I used to use manufacturer websites when installing drivers, but after I discovered Snappy Driver Origin Installer (http://www.snappy-driver-installer.org/) whose author is a member of TN, I rarely need to use them anymore as SDI handles about 98+% of my driver needs.

Edit: replaced link to the old SDI with the link to the new SDI-Origin

 

[cam w]

Very nice!

 

[Computer Bloke]

Good info. I used to use manufacturer websites when installing drivers, but after I discovered Snappy Driver Installer...

No, no, no, no, NO! This was good advice a year ago, but things have changed.

The current community-blessed version is Snappy Driver Origin, maintained by our very own @glennd, and guaranteed not to be full of adware and other poisonous content, unlike the original.

The good one is at https://sourceforge.net/projects/snappy-driver-installer-origin/

It's very powerful but like any powerful tool should be used with care.

 

[glricht]

No, no, no, no, NO! This was good advice a year ago, but things have changed.

The current community-blessed version is Snappy Driver Origin, maintained by our very own @glennd, and guaranteed not to be full of adware and other poisonous content, unlike the original.

The good one is at https://sourceforge.net/projects/snappy-driver-installer-origin/

It's very powerful but like any powerful tool shoul dbe used with care.

I'm well aware of Origin ... it's what I was referring to. Excuse me for not being explicit.

Edit: I see the reason for the misunderstanding, I inadvertently posted the link to the old SDI instead of Origin. I've edited the original post to point to Origin.