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There is no scanning to tell you what drivers are out of date. $20 (or more) for a product that does what Windows Help itself does - and a whole lot less.
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Once you pay, the reason becomes evident: The product has only two features: It (1) opens Windows’ Device Manager for you and (2) displays a short message box with basic instructions on using Device Manager to update a specific driver.
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Prosoft3D’s Driver Update 5 is an exception, requiring a full purchase before you get to install or use it at all.
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Most driver-update products let you scan your computer for free before expecting you to pay. I found some good driver updaters but also one full-on scam - Prosoft3D’s Driver Update 5 - that simply points you to Windows’ Device Manager and tells you to do the job yourself.ĭriver Update 5 is a joke masquerading as software TOP STORY Don't get burned by driver-update scamsĪlthough you can find free tools to help keep Windows and your other software up-to-date, you’ll have to pay to get the best tool for scanning your system’s drivers and downloading the updates you need. Thanks for your support!īrian Livingston is editorial director of and the co-author of Windows Vista Secrets and 10 other books. Our next regular weekly newsletter will be published on Thurs., Aug. Every subscriber receives the same columns. Our news updates have no paid content, so all of our articles today are free and available to all. We always want to overdeliver for you when we can. No rest for them this week, though! In celebration of our merger with Support Alert, we wanted to bring you extra content in today’s news update. 7Īs I mentioned before, we usually skip publishing in any week that has a 5th Thursday. No paid content in news updates see you Aug.
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