Automatic Update Driver
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A few years ago, before many of us found out about some of the new driver updating software available, we were taking our computers to get up dated every few months. Some of us that didn't know that was an option went as far as plain out buying a whole new system. That was the old days, but we all pay for the topics that we don't have proper education on. This is one point that was true then and will remain true until the end of time.
I for one don't believe in spending money unnecessarily, so I try to keep my PC's drivers up to date at all times. The great thing about technology is that I can now have this down automatically with just a simple click of a button. I no longer need to pay the neighborhood tech. hundreds of dollars to do it for me and I have no real need to buy new equipment. There is software available today that wasn't just a few years ago that can be downloaded with in 2 minutes, scan your hard drive, pinpoint problem areas and correct them without you doing anything.
Technology seems to move at the speed of light, you don't actually see it happening it just happens. According to some technical guru's, within the first six month's of purchasing a new laptop or desktop, it will be considered obsolete. A few years back they might have been able to convince me of this because that's just about the time frame most PC's start taking a nose dive and slowing down. But with the new types of software out there, I can easily kick start just about any old driver and have it working like the day it was born.
There's no good reason that anyone should be trashing a computer that's less than 5 years old unless you just have things made like that. These software's will update video drivers, CD ROM, printers, cameras, etc. and they can update on any platform too. If you use xp, vista, windows, a mac or Toshiba it doesn't matter, you can can update all your drivers with the click of a button. Don't throw that perfectly fine PC away, just update the drivers.
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Source by Silvia Cox
