Use driver robot to download drivers

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How do I use Driver Robot to download drivers?
Downloading the Driver Robot installation package to your computer is the first step to updating your
drivers. Here's the link you need to download Driver Robot:
Download Driver Robot
The Driver Robot installer is around 3.0MB, and will take 10-20 seconds to download on most broadband
connections. When it's done downloading, open it (by double-clicking on it) to begin the installation
process.
Installing Driver Robot
When you double-click on the Driver Robot installer, you'll be taken to the installer's welcome screen. It
should look something like this:
Press "Next" here. The next screen you'll see is the End User License Agreement. This screen gives you the
terms and conditions for using our software. Please do read it!

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When you're done reading the EULA, and assuming you find it acceptable, please press "I Agree" to move
on.
Now you have the opportunity to decide where Driver Robot should be installed. We recommend that you
use the directory that Driver Robot has already picked - this makes it easier for us to help you if you have
problems. The screen looks like this:

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The following screen is very similar - it just lets you pick which Start Menu folder you want to use for
Driver Robot. We suggest you leave this setting alone.

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When you press "Install", Driver Robot will extract its program files on to your system. You can now finish
the installer by pressing "Close", as you can see in this screen. Driver Robot will automatically start now.
Using Driver Robot for the first time
Congratulations! Driver Robot is now installed on your system. You can now use it to update your system's
drivers in just a few easy steps, which we've outlined for you below.
Driver Robot should now be running on your system, waiting for your input. If it's not, you can
launch it again from the "Driver Robot" shortcut on your desktop.

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Press the big "Start Scan" button to get moving. This will launch a 1-minute process that will look for new
drivers for your computer. For best results, please don't interrupt the process once you start it.

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When Driver Robot finishes its scan, it will present you with a driver report. The driver report will allow
you to inspect the devices that Driver Robot recommends you update, and deselect any devices that you
don't want new drivers for.

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If you haven't registered your copy of Driver Robot, you'll be prompted to do so when you press "Get
Drivers", as you can see here:

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Press "Register" here to go through the registration process. When you finish, you'll end up at a webpage
that looks something like this:

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This page is very important - you might want to consider printing it out. Select your license key and paste it
in to Driver Robot, like tihs:

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How to bring up the registration dialog if you ever need it again
If you ever need to bring up this dialog again, just press "About", then "Register".
Once you've entered your license key, press "Activate". You will receive notification that the activation was
successful, like this:

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How to verify your successful activation, and check the status of your license
To verify your activation, and to check to see the status of your license (like how long until it expires),
press "About" in Driver Robot. You'll be taken to the following screen, which clearly shows your license
key and how long until it expires. It also lets you renew your license.

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How to tell which device each driver is going to update
Driver Robot will now automatically begin downloading your drivers. You can see the download progress
of each driver, as well as its size, in the download manager. To see which devices a certain driver applies to,
press the little + (plus-sign) in each row. You can then inspect the download and learn which device it is for,
like this:

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Using Driver Robot to install new drivers
Once a driver you need has finished downloading, you can launch it directly from Driver Robot by double-
clicking on it. When you do this, one of two things will happen.
1. The driver package will launch an installer.
This is the most common case. Just follow the steps in the installer to install your driver. You may be
required to reboot, but don't worry - the rest of your downloads will be preserved.
2. The driver package will launch a ZIP or RAR archive file.
Sometimes, vendors choose to deliver their drivers to us as archived folders, usually using the RAR or ZIP
format.
• If you've downloaded a ZIP file, your Windows system should be able to open it natively. It will
look like a normal folder.
• If you've downloaded a RAR file, you'll need special software to open it. We recommend you use
7zip (free), which you can download here: Download 7zip.
To install the files from an archive, the first thing you need to look for is a "Setup.exe" file (or something

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similar). Running this will launch the installation of the driver package.
If there is no "Setup" file, look for an "Inf" file (ie, Driver.inf) and try right-clicking on it and choosing
"Install". This will launch Windows's own driver installation process.