Safe?

[K1NGJMZ]

Is this programe safe to use? and is it trustworther...

[K1NGJMZ]

Originally posted by Plinky:

I would say no and ''BAN'' it from steam

Why so?

[Rammur]

yes its safe if it the iorbits one ive been using them for years its better than ccleaner all kinds of useful stuff in their package advance system care what its called. u can defrag and fix registry pretty fast.

[WoRG]

This program just updates the driver. Nothing more. Booster just marketing.

For BOOST better to buy SSD. It really works)

[Welsh River]

Read a few reviews look's safe anoth.

[smiksterman]

its the only good free one. install, run once, get rid of it

[||Deadly Dude -.-]

F***up my Audio drivers, This software downloaded almost 15+ updates but there is no Upgrade record in Add/Remove program, Its a Joke !

[EllisDee]

I use it, works fine.

[AugustsEve]

You should never use programs like this.

Update your drivers individually, from the manufacturer webisites.

[quantum_jak]

Originally posted by ISIS | jmz:

Is this programe safe to use? and is it trustworther...

If you are paranoid about this product, I suggest using it in this manner - load it up and see what component drivers it says need to be updated. Then go through the list and download and install the required drivers manually from the manufacturers. The reason I suggest this is that there are many components whose drivers could be updated in a computer that the average user might not be aware of. So I am suggesting using the program just to generate a list of things that need to be updated and then go to the respective manufacturers to download and install.

I used it in this manner and discovered that my audio drivers and dram drivers were badly out of date.

[Dab_Masterson]

I use the paid version of this just fine. In fact I have been using it for about a year now no problems, I can't speak on the steam version though.

IObit makes it.

I also use their Advanced system care, been using that for like 5 years now no problems.

[Taka]

I would seriously not run the risk. You might do irreversable damage to your PC. Do not listen to them. This has overwhelmingly negative reviews for a reason.

[Ataman]

Third partysoftware installing drivers on MY computer? ♥♥♥♥ me if that's ever gonna happen.
Seriously, get your drivers from the manufacturer and safe yourself a headache.

[Apex 'Nade Enjoyer]

I haven't had any problems with this utility. I don't know if it did actually update but there was a slight performance boost (emphasis on slight) when i rebooted. My laptop is supposedly a custom made by HP as from when i tried to use the intel driver update utility. I have seen reviews saying that their computers have been in an indefinite loop of restarting mayhem but i haven't experienced it so... yeah, until that happens, im not going to be judgemental. Sure, the official website takes you to CNET, but CNET isn't entirely full of absolute $#~%. Like i said, no judgement until my laptop commits suicide.

[76561198257792482]

Driver Booster will create a restore point before installing drivers by default. And we check these update before putting them into database. But if there is any unexpected problem, just contact us via the built-in Feedback. We will reply within 24 hours.

Thank you for helping us make it better :)

[Brian]

I've been using Driver Booster for years. I've used it with Windows 7 and Windows 10. The program has never installed a bad driver. Be sure to update the computer's BIOS before using Driver Booster. Some device drivers won't work if you don't have the latest BIOS version installed. They might cause the computer to lock up and stop working.