DriverPack Solution

As of August 2013, this software is being flagged as bad by WOT.com. However, this software is open source. If you have any doubts of getting it from drp.su, download it from code.google.com and look at the source yourself before running it. It's developed by Russians, but the neat thing about logic is it works the same no matter where you are. From glancing around at the source, I don't see anything bad with it.

It queries the hardware and compares that with other open source implementations like http://pciids.sourceforge.net/

That's clearly shown at https://code.google.com/p/driverpacksolution/source/browse/stable/dev_db/Audio_x86_906.1.txt

It's essentially a lspci/lsusb (VBS, VisualBASIC Script) + modprobe (drivers) for Windows.

For me the best. Automatic and great results and...OPEN SOURCE, 99% of drivers are in his database. Dowload full version I recommend.

It installs itself, but doesn't provide an uninstaller, it tries to add crapware. Avoid at all costs

I wish I would have done research before trying this. It took 7 hours before I just canceled because it made my pc unusable. Well I stii have crap they installed all over my system including a bunch of startup programs I've never seen. DO NOT USE!!!!!

A few years ago for me the best, now I prefer anothers. Right now is ultra slow (with ssd) and buggy. Is not usable for me. What happen in latest updates?

I installed the program on a virtual machine and it actually has viruses. Even the Windows 10 antivirus recognized it as a suspicious program. If you download the file and play it on virustotal you will see several programs treating it as a virus.

In addition it installs WITHOUT ANY WARNING SCREEN the browser operates and requires 50 minutes of update or installation to start up. Obviously it is actually dominating your computer.

Seems like scam software to me. Asks nothing, explains nothing about what it's doing, does things that seem completely off-topic for its intended function, seems to just tell you some comforting lies while doing fishy things, has a very dominating GUI.

• immediately and without asking installed Opera
• immediately and without asking ran an unknown installer wizard for something unspecified (which errored out instead of completing)
• opened a fullscreen UI with no minimize button or anything, it wasn't uncloseable but it felt very exclusive-attention-demanding
• claimed to be "cleaning" or "configuring" my RAM at one point
• started a very fullscreen process where it claims to "prepare your computer" but just iterates all running processes, saying it's "configuring" them, which I'm assuming was RAM reclamation (a real feature in windows processes but completely placebo)
• was stuck on 95% of "installation" (first run) during all this, claiming to "prepare for reboot" and saying interrupting the process would require a reboot (which it didn't).
• spawned a blank window from a temp file after my manual deletion, revealing another temp file location

TLDR: something this fishy shouldn't even be on this site.