Auslogics Driver Updater

Launch Auslogics Driver Updater and it will automatically scan your PC with the aim of finding outdated or missing drivers. Once the scan completes, Auslogics Driver Updater will display a list of outdated drivers on its interface. With a simple click, you can then initiate the process of updating the outdated drivers uncovered by the scan.

The system requirements for running Auslogics Driver Updater are: 256MB of RAM or more, at least 15MB of free disk space, 800 x 600 screen resolution or better, Windows operating system. Support is provided for 32- and 64-bit Windows editions; any edition from XP SP3 up to 8.1.

The panel on the left hand side of the application’s interface lists the following buttons:
Overview – view information about your PC, see how many drivers are up to date, see how many are outdated, initiate a scan.
Diagnostics – scan your PC and the results will be presented here; you can then choose to update all drivers, update individual drivers, and ignore individual drivers.
Action Center – a list of other Auslogics products that will help you keep your PC running smoothly.
Live Support – chat with live support or make a phone call to get support from an expert technician.
Back up – you can back up drivers from here.
Restore – you can restore drivers from a backup.
Settings – play with several options that dictate how Auslogics Driver Updater works.

A registered version of Auslogics Driver Updater will find outdated drivers and will update them.
An unregistered version of Auslogics Driver Updater will find outdated drivers but will not update them.

If you want your PC to run smoothly, if you want to get top performance from your PC, you must make sure you’re not using outdated drivers. Auslogics Driver Updater will find outdated drivers and will update them.