Updating Drivers?

[Striker2807]

Hey everyone I was just wondering if there was a good freeware program that would check to see if all my drivers are up to date and update them for me if there not.

 

[stevenamills]

Basic digging around in the tools section from the front page lead me to ..

http://www.technibble.com/repair-tool-of-the-week-drivermax/

Unfortunately, sounds like these guys are heading south:

"IMPORTANT:
Due to the fact that our servers are too busy, please download only one driver a day to help us keep DriverMax FREE! "

 

[PatrickB]

I do not see that message anywhere on http://www.drivermax.com/. I also used DriverMax to check the drivers on a computer, visited the webpage with the listing, and still did not see that message. Maybe it was a temporary thing.

-- Patrick B

 

[rballard77]

I do not see that message anywhere on http://www.drivermax.com/. I also used DriverMax to check the drivers on a computer, visited the webpage with the listing, and still did not see that message. Maybe it was a temporary thing.

-- Patrick B

The message will show when the download process starts. Drivermax is slow on some of the driver updates, but can't complain too much overall and it is free.

 

[Comtech Solutions]

It's also a nice tool to export all drivers before a re-install and then import them all in after Windows first boot up. If only I could figure a way to build that into Nlite.....

 

[Jory]

The program "Driver Backup! 2" has command line options. You might be able to make it work somehow, or at least write a batch file that does everything automatically.