February 1, 200620 yr Im currently using "driver magician" to back up all my drivers Is there a freeware alternative or does anyone have instructions on doing it manually?
February 1, 200620 yr Im currently using "driver magician" to back up all my drivers Is there a freeware alternative or does anyone have instructions on doing it manually? what version of windows r u running?
February 3, 200620 yr Author Its x64 pro but I didnt put it in that forum cause more people read here, and it should generally work the same way..... right?
February 3, 200620 yr This is a nice freeware tool for driver backup:With Double Driver 1.0 you can view which drivers are installed in your system and you can backup the drivers you choose, save and print the drivers list, and more.Double Driver Features* View installed drivers* Backup drivers* Restore drivers* Save drivers list* Print drivers listHome : http://boozet.xepher.net/Download (1.37MB)
October 4, 200619 yr Once again, me bringing back an old topic but it's valid I think. I just don't like to create more threads than I have to.Anyway, when I open an .INF file, there's the [sourceDiskFiles] is it? It shows the list of files that make up the driver along with the INF and .CAT file. If I take just those files and put them in a folder with the INF and CAT files, is that essentially a driver backup? Or are there more files? When Double Driver or Driver Magician, or Driver Genius back up a driver, they are just scanning the INF file, right?It would be nice if someone on MSFN, namely Jcarle or Zxian or XPero could code a small program designed primarily for effective driver backup, especially without the need to have the driver installed first!Cheers,Jeremy
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