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Each DriverPack is a package of drivers for a particular category of hardware. There are for example DriverPacks for Sound devices and for Graphics devices. For each of these DriverPacks we include every device driver of that category. On top of that, we solve tricky problems — such as driver conflicts — for you.

They are intended to be used while creating a Windows 2000, XP, 2003 or Vista (and soon Windows 7) installation disc/image. We also provide you with the software to make that as simple as possible.

Your Windows installation disc doesn't have drivers for all hardware, and over time the drivers it does have get out-of-date.

We've built this to simplify the lives of network administrators and employees of pc shops, but also enthusiast pc users.

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Data center maintenance Sep 2, 2010

Posted on Wed, 09/01/2010 - 02:45 by Wim Leers

On Sep 2, between 18:00 GMT+1 and 20:00 GMT+1, the data center is going to move the server our managed VPS is hosted on to a different rack. This is going to result in 15—30 minutes of down time.

Thanks for your understanding!

EDIT: The maintenance has been completed without any issues!

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DriverPacks BASE and DriverPack MassStorage 10.06 Released

Posted on Tue, 06/15/2010 - 21:29 by OverFlow

Check the download pages for changelogs...

Mass http://driverpacks.net/driverpacks/wind … rage/10.06

BASE http://driverpacks.net/applications/dri … base/10.06

Many thanks to Erik and the entire testing team.
Thanks to the translation team, several updates submited and two new languages added, Korean and Chinese-(Taiwan)

Please take a good look at the 'update checker' page, there was LOTS of changes including the ability to see the change log from BASE and an MD5 checksum routine to detect a bad download.

Thanks Guys!
You make this...
A) Worth doing.
B) Possible to get done!

Jeff

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New NT5 DriverPack releases

Posted on Mon, 05/31/2010 - 18:09 by mr_smartepants

We've updated nearly all of the Windows 2000/XP/2003 DriverPacks this month. Many of the 3rd Party DriverPacks were also updated.
The only packs not ready are Mass Storage and both Sound DriverPacks.
The Mass Storage DriverPack is ALMOST ready for release. But not quite.
Also noteworthy is a major update to DriverPacks BASE to version 10 is imminent.

Please update your downloaded packs.
Stay tuned...

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New Nvidia driver package on tap for May 24

Posted on Sun, 05/16/2010 - 10:38 by mr_smartepants

http://blogs.nvidia.com/ntersect/2010/0 … eline.html

Looks like Nvidia is poised to release their newest "Unified" driver package on or about 24 May.
This new 256.*.* series driver branch is supposed to bring together combined support for all desktop and notebook graphics but this is unconfirmed.
For now the only confirmed support is for improved performance on only GTX400 series GPUs and new SLI controls. (yay)

Nvidia :
Our first 256 based driver is planned to post to nvidia.com on May 24th and will enable new SLI setup controls and improve performance on several key applications for GTX 400 GPUs.

Many GTX 400 series owners are very upset at having purchased these graphics cards that cannot do all the features advertised on the box (ie, multi-screen surround). Having to wait until a future (June?) driver release only makes things worse for them.
As always, the team at DriverPacks will heavily test these new drivers whenever they get released and will only incorporate them IF they pass our rigorous testing.

Stability before Currency.

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April Fools!

Posted on Thu, 04/01/2010 - 23:53 by mr_smartepants

So who had the best April Fool's joke this year?
I used the classic "Who broke my monitor?!?" joke.

(link courtesy of HardOCP.com)
My daughters fall for it every year! ;)
Let's hear from you. What pranks did you pull on this very special day?

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