Drivers for Common Manufactures

[hmig89]

Hi All,

I thought I would share in one location where you can get driver packs. For the major manufacturers out there.

Dell
Dell have driver’s cabs. The cab file contains and the INFs.
Link

I like to use Ctrl + F to find what im looking for. You can use 7-zip to extract the drivers form the cab file.

Fujitsu
Fujitsu have driver packs
Link

HP
HP have a tool called “SoftPaq” Manager – Available
Link
I find the softpaq tool quite cumbersome, however it does the job.

HP also have driver matrix, although not many models are on there yet.
32-Bit Link

64-Bit Link

Lenovo
Lenovo drivers packs with INFs Page - Link

Lenovo also have an application called “Update receiver” similar to HP Softpaq.
Link

 

[The_JinJ]

Thanks! Should be useful

 

[Markverhyden]

Thanks. Bookmarked.

 

[brockelliott80]

Very Nice!!!

 

[cypress]

Subsribed and saved this. Thanks!

 

[Methos1963]

Belated thanks!

 

[augustin]

useful

 

[glricht]

As long as we're dredging up an old thread: I also used to wade through various manufacturer's support websites to download needed drivers, but no longer.

If you're still going that route, take a look at Snappy Driver Installer (http://snappy-driver-installer.sourceforge.net/en/index.php) by one of our Technibble members, BadPointer. After the OS is installed, I run Snappy and sit back while it figures out all the needed drivers and then installs them one by one. Occasionally it doesn't have a needed driver so I have to check the manufacturer's website, but 95+% of the time, when it finishes, I'm good to go.

 

[gadgetfixup]

Yeah we run Snappy with full downloads on some externals. Just plug it in and let it do it's thing. Very handy program.