Double Driver V3.0    Suggested by xephyr69 - Added on 13 Aug 2009 3MB (uncompressed) - Popularity score (1185) Website - Screenshot - Download - Comments (4) - Post comment - Permalink

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 Mike: There's an option on the Tools menu to build a portable version of Double Driver. Just select a folder on your USB stick and it will copy the files over to a new folder called Double Driver Portable.

This is a great, great app. There is no easier way to back up your drivers. [2009-08-14 14:16]

 BillyBob: I don't see what you mean by "offers you the chance to update to the latest version". This implied to me that it offers the ability to update the drivers, but I don't see that, or the ability to update to the latest version of the application. [2009-08-14 15:27]

 Asterisk: Unfortunately, this app doesn't seem to collect the security catalog files (.cat) for all drivers. This causes Windows not to recognize driver signatures, making them difficult to install automatically.

It can be difficult to identify the correct security catalog for a particular driver since Windows typically renames all of the core driver files to OEM*.* during instalation, while the inf file still references the catalog by its original name; however, the catalog can often be discovered by locating the proper registry keys - this tool doesn't seem to look there. [2009-08-17 15:11]

 Ivaneck: I'm unable to see the update to last version feature. [2009-11-09 14:49]

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