Advanced Driver Updater

What Advanced Driver Updater is

Advanced Driver Updater is a Windows utility that scans a PC for outdated drivers and installs compatible updates. It can schedule scans for outdated or faulty drivers, back up drivers before updating, and restore a previous working driver if an update is incompatible. A driver exclusion list lets users prevent selected drivers from being updated. The product lists Windows 11, 10, 8.1, 8, and 7, in both 32-bit and 64-bit versions. The free trial allows one driver update at a time and uses a database listed as containing 7,000,000+ drivers. The registered version lists 14,000,000+ drivers and is required to update all faulty drivers at once. Downloads come from the cloud and resume automatically if a connection is interrupted. The maker says its driver database is monitored for malware and infections and describes updates as free of malware, adware, and viruses. Registered users receive priority email technical support. Systweak Software lists its registered address in Jaipur, Rajasthan, India.

Who it suits

Advanced Driver Updater suits Windows users who want to scan for outdated or faulty drivers and install compatible updates. It may fit users who value scheduled scans, driver backups and rollback, or the ability to exclude selected drivers from updates.

Limits

The free trial permits updating one driver at a time and lists 7,000,000+ drivers in its database. Updating all faulty drivers at once requires the registered version, which lists 14,000,000+ drivers.

Getting started

1. Open the Advanced Driver Updater website.
2. Download the Windows product.
3. Start with the free trial or choose the annual license.
4. Scan for outdated or faulty drivers.
5. Use the trial to update one driver at a time, or register to update all faulty drivers at once.

Verdict

Choose Advanced Driver Updater if you use a supported Windows version and want scheduled scans, backups, and driver rollback. Look elsewhere if you need offline scanning or want to update all faulty drivers at once without registering.