Is DriverDoc any good? A similar free software? Solved

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Hello, everything is said in the title! According to the free version of DriverDoc, I have 27 obsolete drivers, but I don't want to pay for it to automatically update my drivers. I think I can do it manually, but is there a similar free and good software?

choucaldia · Accepted Answer

Good evening, I think you are the only one who doesn't know here:  https://www.touslesdrivers.com/index.php?v_page=29  Download ma config.com to your desktop and run the scan afterwards, then it will guide you on everything that's missing, just download and install, it's free and it's safe from viruses or other issues  Best regards, see you later!

Hydhen · Answer

Good evening,  So I don't know where you got this thing, but given the name I feel like it's just nonsense, a kind of "virus" that only aims to say "give me money," while your drivers are probably up to date.  In any case, a site to update your drivers for free => https://www.driverscloud.com/  You just need to install a small client on your machine =)  ____ Have a nice day!

overcast · Answer

Alright, thank you very much!  I stumbled upon this software when I was desperately searching for drivers for my Asus VH242S screen, which keeps turning off and on every two seconds until it loses the VGA signal.  The screen doesn't work only on my computer; it works perfectly on others (I just formatted my PC and the screen still doesn't work). Do you have any idea what could be happening and where I could find appropriate drivers?

Is DriverDoc any good? A similar free software?

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