Our main support OS are: Windows 7, Windows 7 64 bit, Windows 7 32 bit, Windows 10, Windows 10 64 bit, Windows 10 32 bit, and Windows 8.

Most Popular Drivers in 2017

We have been receiving a lot of driver updates this year,
and many of our users have been asking what drivers should be their top priority for installation.
We have put together a list of our most popular drivers, here it is for your convenience:

• bcm20702a0
• bluetooth peripheral device
• microsoft teredo tunneling adapter
• microsoft virtual wifi miniport adapter
• apple mobile device usb driver
• pci serial port
• sm bus controller
• standard vga graphics adapter
• base system device
• conexant smartaudio hd
• mass storage controller
• teredo tunneling pseudo interface
• mt65xx preloader
• nvidia high definition audio
• microsoft basic display adapter
• pci simple communications controller
• cdc serial
• multimedia audio controller
• ft232r usb uart
• soundmax integrated digital audio
• nvidia geforce gt 730
• usb serial controller d
• nvidia geforce gtx 750 ti
• amd high definition audio device
• realtek pcie gbe family controller
• mtp usb device
• nvidia geforce gt 610
• hp scanjet g4010
• hp laserjet m1005 mfp
• hp laserjet p1006
• touchscreen
• wd ses device usb device

Our Main Driver Base

Group	Actual Drivers Updated	Number Of Drivers	Most Recent Upload Date	Most Recent Upload Driver
Officejet Driver Group	2/25/2017	400	4/25/2017	Usb Universal Serial Bus Controller
Amoi Driver Group	4/3/2017	351	4/27/2017	Hid Compliant Touch Screen
Lenovo 3 Driver Group	4/23/2017	330	4/26/2017	Apple Mobile Device (recovery Mode)
Toshiba 4 Driver Group	4/26/2017	352	4/26/2017	Standard Ps 2 Keyboard
Driver Group	4/10/2017	358	4/27/2017	Op Com Usb V2
Matrox Driver Group	4/26/2017	332	4/27/2017	Insyde Airplane Mode Hid Mini Driver
Asus Driver Group	3/18/2017	302	4/28/2017	Bcm20702a0
Avance Driver Group	4/26/2017	386	4/29/2017	Sm Usb 007
Lenovo 20 Driver Group	4/24/2017	348	4/29/2017	Pci Bus
Epson 2 Driver Group	3/15/2017	304	4/28/2017	Samsung Mobile Mtp Device
New 2 Driver Group	4/16/2017	370	4/28/2017	Usb Audio Codec
Toshiba 2 Driver Group	4/29/2017	399	4/28/2017	Intel Sd Host Controller
Sony 3 Driver Group	3/11/2017	355	4/27/2017	Generic Bluetooth Radio
Gateway 2 Driver Group	2/21/2017	384	4/28/2017	Ati Radeon Hd 4300 4500 Series
New A4tech Driver Group	3/23/2017	370	4/27/2017	Realtek Bluetooth A2dp Device
Ibm 4 Driver Group	4/13/2017	335	4/27/2017	Elm327 Usb Interface
Gateway 3 Driver Group	4/14/2017	363	4/29/2017	Microsoft Lifecam Hd 3000
Pioneer Driver Group	4/21/2017	392	4/27/2017	Microsoft Bluetooth Enumerator
2016 Hewlett 2 Driver Group	3/6/2017	370	4/27/2017	Mt65xx Android Phone
Psaxx02 Driver Group	4/8/2017	374	4/28/2017	Generic Bluetooth Adapter
New Fujitsu 7 Driver Group	4/1/2017	370	4/26/2017	Egistec Es603
2016 Micronet Driver Group	4/3/2017	370	4/27/2017	Bluetooth Headset
Gateway 4 Driver Group	4/16/2017	306	4/28/2017	Pci Encryption Or Decryption Controller
New Asus 2 Driver Group	4/23/2017	370	4/29/2017	Generic Pnp Monitor
Yakumo Driver Group	4/6/2017	303	4/27/2017	Usb 2861 Device
Tsstcorp Driver Group	3/21/2017	332	4/27/2017	Ralink Rt3070 80211b G N Wireless Lan Usb Device
Winbond Driver Group	3/25/2017	329	4/27/2017	Hp Officejet 4500 G510g M
Msi 2 Driver Group	3/9/2017	377	4/27/2017	Geosense Location Sensor
Remote Driver Group	3/19/2017	335	4/27/2017	Stmicroelectronics Virtual Com Port
Microsoft Driver Group	4/26/2017	383	4/27/2017	Qualcomm Atheros Ar956x Wireless Network Adapter
Dell Driver Group	4/26/2017	360	4/28/2017	Tsstcorp Cddvdw Sn 208dn
Hp 17 Driver Group	4/28/2017	389	4/28/2017	Audio Endpoint
New Opti Driver Group	2/11/2017	370	4/27/2017	Nvidia Nforce Networking Controller
Brother Driver Group	2/26/2017	395	4/26/2017	Ati Mobility Radeon X1400
Icfs01invidglobensehp Driver Group	4/20/2017	391	4/29/2017	Usb Root Hub Xhci
New Hightech Driver Group	2/25/2017	370	4/28/2017	N/A
New Intelr Driver Group	4/6/2017	370	4/27/2017	N/A
New Logitec Driver Group	3/22/2017	370	4/26/2017	N/A
New Acer 4 Driver Group	3/30/2017	370	4/28/2017	N/A
New Tsstcorp Driver Group	4/24/2017	370	4/27/2017	N/A
Ibm 7 Driver Group	4/5/2017	385	4/29/2017	N/A
Realtek Driver Group	3/9/2017	304	4/29/2017	N/A
New Bmc Driver Group	3/26/2017	370	4/25/2017	N/A
Gateway 5 Driver Group	4/19/2017	395	4/26/2017	N/A
Hid Driver Group	3/30/2017	344	4/29/2017	N/A
New Matshita Driver Group	4/17/2017	370	4/29/2017	N/A
New 12 Driver Group	4/5/2017	370	4/27/2017	N/A
Brothermfc Driver Group	4/11/2017	361	4/28/2017	N/A
Epson Driver Group	3/13/2017	387	4/26/2017	N/A
New Hughes Driver Group	4/24/2017	370	4/26/2017	N/A
Seus Driver Group	1/27/2017	301	4/28/2017	N/A
Xerox Driver Group	4/23/2017	382	4/27/2017	N/A
2016 Mustek Driver Group	3/1/2017	370	4/26/2017	N/A
Nrg Driver Group	4/14/2017	311	4/29/2017	N/A
Lenovo Driver Group	3/21/2017	339	4/27/2017	N/A
Apple Driver Group	4/25/2017	351	4/26/2017	N/A
Hp 9 Driver Group	4/2/2017	334	4/27/2017	N/A
Nvidia Driver Group	4/25/2017	397	4/27/2017	N/A
Asus 2 Driver Group	4/7/2017	369	4/28/2017	N/A
New Bcf Driver Group	2/20/2017	370	4/26/2017	N/A
Ibm 2 Driver Group	4/25/2017	359	4/28/2017	N/A
New Ibm 18 Driver Group	3/20/2017	370	4/29/2017	N/A
New Jz4760 Driver Group	4/23/2017	370	4/27/2017	N/A

Default distribution of Web browser to operating system

General Interest

What started out as a possible hand slap for trying distribution of its Web browser to its operating system now may get out of hand. The growing consensus: The Department of Justice will go far beyond its limited goals and launch a wide-ranging attack against Microsoft Corp.'s business practices on and off the Internet. 'I believe there's a new monopolization case that will be filed within 60 days,' said one lobbyist who closely tracks the case. 'What Microsoft is doing is balkanizing the Internet.' It seemed like a simple case. The DOJ, borrowing a page from its past, hit Microsoft with a suit alleging it had violated a previous court order that barred it from several anti-competitive practices. The narrowly defined complaint said Microsoft had stepped over the line when it bundled its Internet Explorer (IE) browser with the Windows operating system (OS). 'We took this action today for three reasons,' Attorney General Janet Reno told reporters on Oct. 20.

'To enforce the earlier court order, to prevent Microsoft from protecting and expanding its Windows PC OS monopoly by anti-competitive means, and, most importantly, to ensure that consumers will have the ability to choose among competing software products.' And that was that. Not only was there no mention of a wider effort, the complaint itself hung from a settlement that Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates described as a 'nothing.' William Neukom, Microsoft's senior vice president for law and corporate affairs, called the complaint 'just a matter of interpreting straightforward language in a consent decree.' Four months later, few in Washington, D.C., believe that line anymore. This week the DOJ will file its first round of arguments before an appeals court explaining why that court must uphold a lower court's decision to force Microsoft to offer its Internet browser separately from its OS. Just last week, a group of 10 state attorneys general met with federal prosecutors to coordinate strategy on their separate investigations of Microsoft's business practices. That meeting followed a Feb. 2 announcement by New York State Attorney General Dennis Vacco, in which he said New York and 10 other states issued subpoenas to Microsoft regarding bundling IE with Windows 95. On March 3, Senate Judiciary Chairman Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, will host Gates, Netscape Communications Corp. Chief Executive Officer Jim Barksdale and Sun Microsystems Inc. CEO Scott McNealy in hearings expected to turn into an open debate on Microsoft's right to dominate PC software markets.

The consensus now: The DOJ will go far beyond its limited goals and launch a wide-ranging attack against Microsoft's business practices. 'The Sherman Antitrust Act covers almost anything' that the DOJ will throw at Microsoft, University of Baltimore law professor Robert Lande said. Lande, who helped sue Microsoft over its earlier bundling of Windows with the Microsoft Disk Operating System on behalf of the developers of the competing DR-DOS, said he believes the DOJ can show that the company that produces more than 90 percent of the PC OSes sold can exert far-ranging control over the market for personal computer software. Once DOJ attorneys do that - a slam dunk, in Lande's opinion - they need only show the company has used that power to maintain market share, dictate prices or otherwise compete under conditions that favor Microsoft. The range of potential penalties is as broad as the law itself. Courts could draw some sort of line between the OS and applications that run on top of it and order Microsoft to cease adding features of one kind or another. Judges could tell the company how much to charge for products, require advance notice of new features to rivals or, in a doomsday scenario, break Microsoft into as many pieces as necessary to keep the company from taking over the whole software industry. Or they could do nothing at all.

Whatever happens, a larger case 'will take years of litigation, during which time the market can restore competition,' said John Chapman, former DOJ antitrust litigator and attorney representing the Computer and Communications Industry Association. Microsoft officials declined to be interviewed for this article. 'We're not going to speculate on what the Department of Justice or states might do,' spokesman Jim Cullinan said. DOJ officials weren't saying how they'll move next, but they're almost certain to include Microsoft's practice of bundling ever more features into its OSes in any future suit against the company. Gary Reback, perhaps the most famous of all lawyers to take on the giant of Redmond, Wash., said the problem is obvious. 'The question is not whether we have a problem. The question now is what we're going to do about it.' Neukom and other Microsoft officials said the company has continually added features to its OSes to respond to market demand. But Reback and the companies he represents insisted that a growing list of companies that were killed or are dying as a result of Microsoft's bundling practices is a prime exhibit in an illegal tying case against the company. 'Microsoft is trying to penetrate damn near any business there is . . . through their control of the OS,' Reback said.

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