Since we have released the new better version of Driver Updater and are now focusing our efforts on improving and maintaining it, we will be terminating support of the earlier version. As of March 1, 2025, version 1 of Auslogics Driver Updater will no longer be supported. However, you can easily switch to Driver Updater 2 anytime and take advantage of its enhanced and extended functionality. In addition to its main driver updating features, you get special tools for monitoring hardware temperature and the option of having any driver files on your PC additionally checked for malware. The algorithms in version 2 have received an upgrade, allowing the program to scan and identify updates faster. We are sure that you won’t miss version 1 a bit! Click here to check the special upgrade terms you may qualify for.
Auslogics Driver Updater supports the following Windows versions:
It does not support Windows 2000, 95, 98, 98SE, ME, XP or Vista.
There are no Mac or Linux versions.
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Auslogics Driver Updater gets updates from its huge online database of official drivers, matching them to your specific device type and model. In addition to that, the program lets you back up all or some of your drivers so you can roll back the changes if you don’t like the results. If there are any drivers you don’t want to update, you can choose to ignore them and the program will not offer to update them any longer. When you ignore a driver, it is added to the Ignore List, which you can review or edit by going to Settings --> Ignore List.
With all of these safety measures, Auslogics Driver Updater is among the safest programs of this type on the market today.
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Auslogics Driver Updater is able to detect outdated drivers and update them for most PC hardware components and external devices, including (but not limited to) sound cards, video cards, network adapters, printers, scanners, gadgets you connect to your PC via a USB cable and a lot more.
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When you need to update a specific driver for a malfunctioning device, Auslogics Driver Updater is the best tool for the job. The program can often identify a stable update even when Windows says that nothing is wrong with the device driver while the device is having performance issues. All you need to do is run a scan with Driver Updater, find the specific driver you want to update on the list of outdated drivers and click the Update button next to it to install just this one driver update. When you need to update 2 or several drivers, uncheck the box above the driver list in the scan results to deselect all drivers, then check the box next to the specific drivers you want to update and click the Update button below the list.
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The free version of Auslogics Driver Updater lets you run a full scan of all your hardware and devices, get a report on scan results and install the recommended driver updates one at a time. For the convenience of updating several or all drivers at once, you need to purchase a license and activate the Pro version.
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Driver Updater will use whatever proxy server settings are set in Windows on your computer. It does not have specific proxy server settings to itself.
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