Shareware Program

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Bill Fitzgerald

Anyone know of a shareware program that will compare you're PC's drivers
against their companies website to see if you're running the latest version?

Thanks

Bill
 
Im not sure about a generic program, but when I bought a MSI mother
board, it came with a program called Live Update that checked for new
drivers plus BIOS updates.
It worked really good.

-Dan
 
Dan said:
Im not sure about a generic program, but when I bought a MSI mother
board, it came with a program called Live Update that checked for new
drivers plus BIOS updates.
It worked really good.

Did it just check for the MSI Motherboard?
Or when you go out and buy the new GeForce 6800 card and the SoundBlaster
Audigy2 Sound card and the 1000Mbit Intel NIC and the Hauppage Video Capture
card - did it check for those drivers as well?
 
Shenan said:
Did it just check for the MSI Motherboard?
Or when you go out and buy the new GeForce 6800 card and the SoundBlaster
Audigy2 Sound card and the 1000Mbit Intel NIC and the Hauppage Video Capture
card - did it check for those drivers as well?

Duh ...

Do you have a program to suggest? I think we all would be interested in
something that can do what Bill is asking for.

John
 
What Shenan Stanley is implying is that Dan's suggestion falls far short of
the mark!

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Regards,

Richard Urban

aka Crusty (-: Old B@stard :-)

If you knew as much as you thought you know,
You would realize that you don't know what you thought you knew!
 
In Richard Urban <[email protected]> had this to say:

My reply is at the bottom of your sent message:
What Shenan Stanley is implying is that Dan's suggestion falls far
short of the mark!

They seem to jump on his case a lot but, truth be told, some of Shenan's
posts make me think with a whole different logic set.

Galen
 

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