You update a driver but find, much to your surprise and horror, the device has stopped working. What are you going to do now? Call your local technician? Wait… why pay for something that you can do yourself. Windows allows you to rollback to previous Driver versions. Here’s what you […] Read more

The technology keeps on getting better and better. Windows 8, a huge improvement over Windows Vista and considerably faster than Windows 7, is up for grabs now. Great as it may be, users must keep in mind some tasks that they must continue to perform. This includes regularly updating device […] Read more

Downloading drivers can be relatively straightforward, assuming the manufacturer still supplies the Driver you are looking for. However, you must follow certain steps in order to ensure that you download and install drivers correctly. When you download a driver, you must ensure the following: Before we discuss in detail what […] Read more

Device Manager is a built-in utility in Windows that lists relevant information about the hardware devices installed on a computer. If there’s a problem with a hardware device, the Device Manager window provides useful insight into what may be the cause of the problem and how to go about fixing […] Read more

There are various different types of error codes, Device Manager error codes (relating to devices), system error codes and then there are software error codes for individual programs. This post looks at Device Manager Error Code 32 and how to resolve it. Our post “Fix Windows Drivers: Device Manager Error […] Read more

What is Device Manager Error code 10 This error occurs when the device manager is unable to start a hardware device such as a printer, sound or USB device. Error codes can be extremely frustrating if you are unable to understand what they mean and how to deal with them. […] Read more

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If you have spent fruitless hours looking for Driver updates for your PC or device, then your best option is probably to use a Driver Update Tool. These tools are mostly free to try, this means they will allow you to run a free Drivers scan to establish the particular Drivers that are causing you problems.

If you are having problems updating or installing Drivers, the problem may be a mismatch between the 34-bit and 64-bit versions of the Drivers and your version of Windows.

Drivers need to be updated regularly in order to keep your PC running at its best. If you have not updated your drivers in some time then you are probably experiencing some of the following…