Are there any software that can update all the drivers in my computer?

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Hey guys, I have multiple PCs here with me, some are straight Dell standard computers, other are custom build. I was wondering if you guys happen to know a software that can update all there drivers instead of me wasting alot of time looking for them? Thank you for your time?
 

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Well ........ theres multiple programs to do this but I hesitate to recommend one. I personally think its better to download them yourself when needed. If you use Avast A/V theres a software updater included but mines turned off.

A quick Google search will show you many many pieces of software that fit your needs, be sure to investigate anything before you install!:)
 

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Yeah, India is correct but you can also try to visit the program's page for updates.
 

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IF it was simply a matter of wasting money buying something to do work you can already do for free, I would go ahead an recommend the driver updater apps -- but it's worse than that. I tried out several last year, knowing that ALL my drivers were up to date. They all said I had obsolete drivers (which was wrong) but some even tried to download and install drivers that were either (1) older than what I had or (2) not the correct driver for my PC.

Like others here, I would advise against using third-party driver update apps.

Besides -- what's all this obsession about updating drivers, anyway? It's not like app updates, where you often get new features and/or fixed bugs. If your hardware works OK now, it's best to leave the drivers alone.
 

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