DriverToolkit

You’re not doing yourself any favors by using outdated software. DriverToolkit focuses on a particular type of software, mainly drivers, and it ensures you’re not using outdated drivers. The application will scan your machine, detect outdated drivers, and then offer to download up-to-date drivers. On top of that, the application can back up, uninstall, and restore drivers.

DriverToolkit works with 32 and 64-bit Windows editions. As the developer explained, the application is designed to play nice with Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista, and Windows XP.

All the features and functions DriverToolkit has to offer are displayed as a list on the left hand side of the application’s interface. You will find a button for updating your drivers, one for backing up drivers, one for uninstalling drivers and more. This simple layout makes it very easy to access DriverToolkit’s functionality.

Speaking about functionality, here is what you can expect to get from DriverToolkit: scan your machine to find outdated drivers; download the latest drivers; view system information; back up and restore drivers; uninstall drivers; run DriverToolkit at Windows startup; minimize to the system tray when closing; support for multiple languages; schedule scans to be performed automatically.

The DriverToolkit trial version will find outdated drivers but will not download new drivers. To be able to download the latest drivers for your PC, you will have to get a license.

Find missing drivers, update your drivers, uninstall, back up, and restore drivers. You can very easily do all these things by using DriverToolkit.