Is there actually a good driver updater tool that scans versions

yeah, called gentoo

>>61929833
>yeah, called gentoo
True but what about for Windows? Linux rarely needs any drivers due to everything being compiled into the kernel as modules nowadays.

>>61929820
I just use driver booster, although i've never tried any alternative

http://www.iobit.com/en/driver-booster.php

>>61929848
Thanks! Iobit is somewhat trustable lel

used driverpack solution back when I was a windowsfag
it just werked

how many of these are actually legit?

>>61929820
snail driver suite
havent examined it, botnet status unknown
http://snailsuite.com/

>>61929820
Yes, it's called Windows Update.
Microsoft has a database of all drivers because they require all drivers to be signed by them.

>no one mentions Snappy Driver Installer
It's possibly THE BEST tool for an IT Dept or repair shop. Open source and FREE, no disgusting ads (besides the occasional banner to donate to their Patreon)
https://sdi-tool.org

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>>61929837
>everything being compiled into the kernel as modules nowadays
I find this really cool, since I use Linux I've never had to install any drivers manually except GPU and there I only had to choose between open source and proprietary drivers. Is this the reason why the kernel is growing?

>>61929820
Yes, any version of Windows after 7.

>>61932105
Holy shit. This is amazing. Only downside is it uses torrents instead of direct urls to manufacturer websites.

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>>61932132
it's a major factor