DriverGrabber will grab all third party drivers from your system and stick them into a 'Drivers' directory.
- Now it builds a log file. In the log it shows all drivers that are skipped and what the provider is
- There is now a DriverGrabber.ini file that you can specify a string to look for in each Provider you wish to skip and you can specify a String to skip if it is found in the drivers name
- DriverGrabber will now detect if the system is x86 or x64 and use the correct devcon.exe needed for the system
Reviewing 0.5.1 Beta (Oct 1, 2008)
I don't care what anyone else says! Free, when a program works well, is AWESOME!!! Thanks goes to Siginet Software for the developement of it.
Tried it and it works great.
Reviewing 0.5.1 Beta (Apr 28, 2008)
I won't be so generous as poster stisev below :D, but I'm really grateful for this great app.
Simple, efficient, free
Just a simple correction: "It's 'its'" :)
See: www.cgl.uwaterloo.ca/~csk/its.html
Reviewing 0.5.1 Beta (Jan 5, 2008)
@leejjcn
I agree DriverMagician has other features. That is because it serves a different type of user. DriverGrabber is meant to simplify the process of collecting the driver files so that they can be added to a windows install disk. It is meant as a one click quick and simple way for IT Techs to gather drivers.
A later release will allow options to open a gui for other features simular to drivermagician... but that isn't the main purpose of DriverGrabber.
For users who want a gui interface I actually reccommend another utility called SmartDriverBackup. Which is not made by me.
Reviewing 0.5.1 Beta (Jun 24, 2007)
It seems a bit useful, but I prefered Driver Magician, it has device drivers backup, restoration, update and removel functions. Its homepage is http://www.drivermagician.com.
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