No. Only Windows drivers for devices like chipsets, audio, network, graphics, SATA, and USB controllers.
| Pros 👍 | Cons 👎 | | :--- | :--- | | Saves immense time by automating driver installation for an entire PC. | Very large download size (7-12 GB+), which can be problematic for users with data caps or slow connections. | | Works completely offline after initial download, ideal for servicing multiple systems or PCs without internet. | Bundles potentially unwanted programs (PUPs) and adware by default if you don't carefully decline them during installation. | | Features a massive, up-to-date database of drivers for a huge variety of hardware. | Marked as a "Potentially Unwanted Application" (PUA) by many leading antivirus engines, raising security concerns. | | Offers an intuitive and easy-to-use interface suitable for both beginners and experts (with Express and Expert modes). | Can sometimes install incorrect or generic drivers, potentially causing system conflicts or performance issues. | | Completely free to use for its core driver management functions. | The optional bundled software can include intrusive browser extensions, toolbars, and other unwanted programs. |
Driverpack Solution 14 brings several improvements over previous versions.
Select the drivers you wish to update and click the "Install" button. Reboot your computer once the process is complete. Safety, Precautions, and Best Practices
Once the installation progress bar completes, restart your computer. This allows the Windows operating system to initialize the new drivers and apply configuration changes correctly. Safety Tips and Best Practices
