Advanced Driver Updater updates drivers for your operating system. Install, run, search for unknown and outdated drivers, and then download new ones or update those that require it. You can make a backup beforehand, and there is a driver restoration option. The program is simple and basic to use, with clear options and variable download rates. Advanced Driver Updater with an activation key can be downloaded from the archive below using the direct URL provided.
After installation, the application immediately starts scanning your system and displays the results when it finishes. You’ll see which drivers are up to date and which, according to the application, require updating. Everything is the same as in similar programs.
You may also back up all drivers in the operating system or only select them; the choice is entirely yours. If you have a driver backup, you can restore it. The backup is in *.zip format; there is no other alternative.
After scanning, the program connects to its server and verifies your driver information; if newer versions are available, you will be prompted to download them. I’m not sure how up-to-date the drivers on the program’s server are, as I prefer to get them from the hardware manufacturers’ official websites, which I find more reliable. I was drawn to the program because of its quickness and Russian-language interface, but it is generally very comparable to other tools. I did notice one drawback: under Windows 8.1, the file names in the backup appear to be in Unicode, causing some folder names to be displayed incorrectly in the archive.
