05 Dec 2008
Review Rating:
Type: Open source
Platform: Windows XP, Windows Vista
Manufacturer: Giuseppe Greco
Size: 257Kb
Number of Downloads: 1296
Price: Free
Buy a new component for your PC and it will ship with drivers that were put on the accompanying disc at the time the manufacturer shipped the device. In certain situations this could have been months before an update to an operating system. For example, it’s too easy for a driver to be incompatible with the latest Windows Vista SP1, which results in a catch-22. Your hardware may not be compatible, which means you can’t use Vista to obtain the latest driver.
The problem is made worse if you need to re-install your operating system. You may have components in your computer which isn’t always compatible with the operating system being re-installed.
One solution is to store and backup your drivers elsewhere and then simply re-install them back on to your computer en-masse, rather than have to search and locate individual updates to each component driver.
DriverBackup 2.0 is a simple tool that will examine your PC for your installed drivers, enable you to select the drivers you want to backup, save them all to a disc, removable drive or other device. You can then restore if you have system issues in the future.
Similar downloads
Latest downloads
Audio (52) | Backup (42) | Browsers (58) |
RealPlayer 15.0.2 | Uranium Backup Free 8.6.7 | Google Chrome for Windows 18.0.1025.11 Beta |
Business Software (405) | Desktop Tools (27) | File Management (151) |
EssentialPIM Free Portable 4.54 | HomeGuard 1.6 | TweakNow RegCleaner 2011 6.5.0 |
Access your email and documents from anywhere and easily collaborate with others via this cloud-based suite
Access your email and documents from anywhere and easily collaborate with others via this cloud-based suite
Enter email address to edit your newsletter preferences
This paper focuses on a series of best practices and techniques for development teams looking to improve their software development processes
Why good data management at all levels is essential in the modern business (video, 6mins)
Do you agree?