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<blockquote data-quote="Arakasi" data-source="post: 324820" data-attributes="member: 24967">I support Slimdrivers.....but only the free version. Stay away from the Full.I have used it for years to obtain drivers after windows installs.Keep in mind i follow the rule &quot;dont use utilities for things you can do manually or on your own&quot;i make the one exception for this tool when looking for drivers for hardware that does not have a disc present or OEM driver disc for systems, and even then the driver is out of date.* One exception is that Slimdrivers will occasionally pull an outdated driver from the pci database, and during installation it always tells you if you are running a newer version already and if you want to install or not option.Also i have had several times where Slim could not find the driver, oh well on those occasions.But if you download it from the right location, it is a clean utility and does no harm.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Arakasi, post: 324820, member: 24967"] I support Slimdrivers .....but only the free version. Stay away from the Full. I have used it for years to obtain drivers after windows installs. Keep in mind i follow the rule "dont use utilities for things you can do manually or on your own" i make the one exception for this tool when looking for drivers for hardware that does not have a disc present or OEM driver disc for systems, and even then the driver is out of date. * One exception is that Slimdrivers will occasionally pull an outdated driver from the pci database, and during installation it always tells you if you are running a newer version already and if you want to install or not option. Also i have had several times where Slim could not find the driver, oh well on those occasions. But if you download it from the right location, it is a clean utility and does no harm. [/QUOTE]

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