We are glad to inform that DriverIdentifier 5.0 is officially released today. This new release introduces new interface, refresh its design. Hope you like it.
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We are glad to inform that DriverIdentifier 5.0 is officially released today. This new release introduces new interface, refresh its design. Hope you like it.
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Hi driveridentifier-Team,
I just want to thank you. I have a HP x2 Transformer. I upgraded on Windows 10 and found my Device Manager yelling around with yellow exclamation marks. I contacted HP support for the missing drivers and got the answer “please roll back to Winwos 8, we don’t support Windows 10 on that device” (the notebook is 16 months old). So I tried around and found an article about your page. I used it to find out some missing drivers. But then 3 different drivers you found did not work. I was sad but tried further and further. Then I found out the right one and with one driver all 5 different missing devices were found (not unimportant – the missing devices were the Intel Thermal Frameworks!). So in the end, I can bother HP with the info, that your page safed my notebook meanwhile theirs technicians were not able to google the correct drivers 🙂
Thank you very much!
Read MoreDriverIdentifier is an extremely simple, yet very useful free driver updater program.
You can scan for drivers if you don’t have an Internet connection, which is super nice if your network card driver isn’t working
Check this out:
http://pcsupport.about.com/od/driversites/tp/free-driver-updater-tools.htm
More than 2000 drivers have been added this month. This doesn’t include the updated one. So now DriverIdentifier gives you more choices.
Read MoreWe recently received some comments saying that why our program is not updated for almost a year. We are actually updating our database everyday, some of you might notice that there are some drivers you can’t not find today, but after several days you will see it in our database. Our team is working very hard to add drivers to our database. We are now a few sites having the very large driver database.
We hope you find it helpful.
The DriverIdentifier Team.
We have received a number of requests asking whether you can search the driver by using hardware id. We have passed this to our development team, now they have released a new feature allowing you searching the specific drivers by using hardware id.
Due to the size of driver database, we now open this feature to premium users only.
To use it, you need to login to your account page and click on “Searching Drivers”
Driver Identifier - searching drivers by using hardware id
We just found a bug with windows 8 scan result. It’s now fixed. You can now use our software in windows 8 to find your drivers.
Read MoreDriver Identifier is delighted to announce its latest set of releases 4.2.7, providing major updates to Driver Identifier scan engine such as offline scanning.
Read MoreThis version  will fix the problem with 64bits system. it will show the correct drivers for 64bits OS version.
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Yes, you can. Please follow the steps below:
1. Download driveridentifier setup file to a USB drive
2. Bring the USB to the computer without internet and run the setup
3. Run Driverscan
4. It will open Internet explorer, When it could not connect to the network, it will ask you to click on menu “File ” => Save as , save it to a USB drive
5. bring the USB back to the computer with internet , double click on the file you just save.
6. It will bring you to the driver scan result page which you can download driver.