Which drivers are loaded right now, and what details can help identify one? DriverView displays a table of loaded Windows drivers with information such as each file’s path, version, description, company, load address, and memory usage.
What details does DriverView show?
Each row represents a driver currently loaded on the system. Columns can show its driver name, file path, version, description, product name, company, load address, and memory use. Additional fields include service names, file type, creation date, size, and digital-signature information.
Select one or more rows to copy their details or save them for a support report. The table’s columns can be reordered by dragging them, or adjusted through the Choose Columns dialog.
How can I save or sort the driver list?
DriverView can export the full list or selected details in several formats:
- Text, tab-delimited, comma-delimited, or tabular text files
- Horizontal or vertical HTML reports
- XML files
Can I narrow down the list or inspect a signature?
Sort the table by a column such as company or file type; holding Shift while choosing additional columns adds secondary sort order. Options also include hiding Microsoft drivers and marking non-Microsoft drivers, which can help focus attention on other entries.
DriverView includes a digital-signature column for signed drivers. Turn on Read Digital Signatures in the Options menu to populate that field. Selected driver filenames can also be sent to a Google search through the program’s search option.
Can DriverView create reports from the command line?
Yes. Command-line switches save the driver list directly as text, tab-delimited, comma-delimited, tabular text, HTML, or XML. A sort switch can order the output by a chosen column, and multiple sort switches can specify additional sort keys.
Pros
- Shows details for currently loaded drivers in one table
- Exports driver lists to text, CSV, HTML, and XML
- Copies selected driver details to the clipboard
- Supports sorting and custom column layouts
System requirements: Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10, Windows 11
Does DriverView update or repair drivers?
DriverView displays information about loaded drivers and exports their details; it does not provide driver-update or repair features.
Can I copy details for more than one driver?
Yes. Select one or more rows, then copy their details to the clipboard or save them to a file.
Can DriverView run without installation?
Yes. It is a standalone executable and does not require an installation process or additional DLLs.