Uniblue Driver Scanner

Fardringle

Diamond Member
Oct 23, 2000
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I ran it on my computer just to see what it would say. It claims that all of my chipset, audio, LAN, wireless, video, IDE, SATA and USB drivers are out of date, even though they aren't. Of course, it wants me to buy the "pro" version of program before it will let me see what these supposedly newer drivers actually are.

After my brief, non-scientific investigation, I'd say it's a waste of time and certainly a waste of money.
 

hclarkjr

Lifer
Oct 9, 1999
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ran it on mine and only found 2 drivers that it said were out of date. 1 was legit and the other was older version number.
 

Old Hippie

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Oct 8, 2005
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I just tried the pro version the other day. Out of the 8 files it DL'd for updates, 3 were for a 64bit OS (I run 32), 2 were older than what I had installed, and the one I did install tried to reinstall itself at every boot. I just tossed the last two for general principles.

Stay far away from that piece of shit.