Not sure which of your PC’s drivers are out of date? Driver Reviver scans them, lists the outdated ones and downloads and installs updates from one place. The program also includes backup, restore, exclusion, and scheduling controls for driver maintenance.
From scan to driver updates
Driver Reviver checks the drivers installed for the computer’s hardware and reports which ones it identifies as outdated. The results give users a place to see which devices have updates available, including internal components and connected equipment such as printers, scanners, and webcams.
After the scan, the program can download and install the identified driver updates through its central interface. Updated drivers may include manufacturer fixes, performance changes, or added device features.
Which recovery controls are included?
Driver changes can affect how Windows communicates with hardware. Driver Reviver includes automatic backups and a restore wizard for recovering a previous driver state if an update causes a problem.
- Backups preserve driver versions before changes.
- The restore wizard provides a route back to an earlier driver state.
- Exclusions let users omit selected drivers from update handling.
Scheduled scans and exclusions
A scheduler can run scans on a recurring basis, while exclusions keep selected drivers out of the update workflow.
Pros
- Scans installed drivers and flags outdated versions
- Downloads and installs identified updates from one central workflow
- Includes driver backups and a restore wizard
- Supports exclusions and scheduled scans
What does Driver Reviver scan for?
It scans installed hardware drivers and identifies versions it considers out of date.
How are driver updates installed?
After a scan, Driver Reviver provides a central workflow to download and install identified updates.
Can a driver update be rolled back?
The program includes automatic driver backups and a restore wizard.