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Never Download a Driver-Updating Utility; They’re Worse Than Useless
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<blockquote data-quote="EMET" data-source="post: 857744" data-attributes="member: 127"><p>A few months ago my PC was having a hard time shutting down so out of desperation I looked at my Device Manager and discovered about 10 or 12 "unknown devices". I tried to update their drives with the Device Manager...no luck...I checked Windows Update but it said it was all caught up. </p><p>So I downloaded iObit Driver Booster and it found several out dated drivers so, knowing I had a fresh RollBack Snapshot I allowed it to up date the drivers and sure enough the "unknown devices" were gone in Device Manager, and my PC now shuts down as it should.</p><p>Just make a System Image or a RollBack app (or even the Windows system restore) and stop spreading FUD.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="EMET, post: 857744, member: 127"] A few months ago my PC was having a hard time shutting down so out of desperation I looked at my Device Manager and discovered about 10 or 12 "unknown devices". I tried to update their drives with the Device Manager...no luck...I checked Windows Update but it said it was all caught up. So I downloaded iObit Driver Booster and it found several out dated drivers so, knowing I had a fresh RollBack Snapshot I allowed it to up date the drivers and sure enough the "unknown devices" were gone in Device Manager, and my PC now shuts down as it should. Just make a System Image or a RollBack app (or even the Windows system restore) and stop spreading FUD. [/QUOTE]
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