Works well, even if it dose try to push it's other IObit products on you.. The Uninstaller they have is good to have as well.. But I use other programs for Virus scanning and system maintenance..

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States, "Please note: the license is provided for 6 months". Seems like it's not worth the trouble unless you just want to use it for 6-months then uninstall or pay for a new update. Although program settings are checked to do a restore point (it didn't seem to as it started scan rather quickly), I would do a restore point before even installing the "free" software. It does have the box checked to provide drivers that pass Microsoft WHQL tests. Just make sure all settings are checked/uncheck that you want before using. My activation went smoothly. Only needed to click the Enter License in the lower right-hand corner and paste the key in.

I did not install this because I already have the paid version installed. When properly configured it does a great job and does a number of things that MS does not do. I do run this every other week but did have a bit of a problem a week ago as I was trying to get rid of a number of plugins. Unfortunately if you run the chrome browser it will have you log out of your Chrome Account which has it's own system to know these plugins. I had just moved and signing back into multiple G-Mail Accounts became a nightmare. Be sure to have all of your PW's and info on hand.

Program installs, but will not run. Win10. Says Windows cannot access drive or path.

HP Pavilion Laptop (17-ar50-wm)

]I give this a tentative thumbs-up. I did a restore point prior to install.

After installation & activation (without issue), I let it discover all drivers, and let it update where it wanted. The query came up with an update selection of 13 vs. 123 were fine.

I allowed all 13 to update.


Generic tests for media access and use (video&audio) all clean. Drive access okay, mouse okay, etc.

Tested using a game I play often that is taxing to the system.... The mouse function (as game controller) stuck in one motion after limited use.

With un-intuitive use, I restored the previous driver for the psp 2.0 function, and everything is working well.

End result? The updates improved some legginess with Bluetooth update, and with cleaned up some audio kludge (pop & snap) in game play with the realtek audio update.

My end conclusion? If you know what you are doing (very PC literate) this is a good product app to try. If not, you could end up having to restore everything to get back to where you were prior to installing this app.

Be smart and install/use only if you are capable of returning to the state you were in prior to the install of this app.

Installed over prior GOTD version (6.2.1 from Feb. 2019). I had not previously allowed Driver Booster to perform any actions as at that time I was having trouble diagnosing what my system's Dell SupportAssist was also trying to do about updating drivers and did not want to complicate matters and possibly "brick" my system. (I recently/finally corrected SupportAssist.)

Today I took it slow and started by checking Driver Booster settings. Most important to me was to ensure the selection box was checked for "Only display drivers that pass WHQL tests".

I also made sure the options for "Automatically create a system restore point before a driver is installed" and "Automatically backup a driver before it is installed" were selected; and I unchecked the "Launch automatically at System Startup" and "Automatically update Drivers while the system is idle" as I did not want any automatic actions taking place this first time.

I ignored the big 'Update" button and unchecked the box that would have taken action on all outdated drivers at once.

Next I looked for the oldest driver for the least impacting device (mine was Bluetooth) and updated it. All seemed to go smoothly.

Then, in turn, I looked for the next-oldest/least impactful driver (or driver "family" to update together) and updated that and continued with occasional restarts (reboots) as either I (depending on my perceived system-critical importance of the device or family of drivers) saw fit or IObit Driver Booster recommended.

And... all went smoothly! All drivers report as up to date. I've "casually" tested out my audio and video functions (Can I still play a YouTube clip in a browser? Yes!), yesterday's IRIS title still works to affect the display, all auto-start (launch at Startup) apps are working, no other apps launched are misbehaving (so far).

Thanks IObit and GOTD!

I get error on activation :
Activation failed because your Hosts file blocked our server addresses.
Please click PK to fix it.
Failed to fix . Please manually delete the following lines in the HOSTS file .
What should I do ?

I installed the free version of Driver Booster a couple of months ago because I hadn't checked for updates in a long while. I ran the app and then chose to update most of the long list of drivers it showed me. To my surprise, my computer started speeding along like the old days. I hadn't expected that. This is a great application from a great company. Grab it while you can.

not pro when downloaded

Thanks. License is valid for 178 days.

just 4.2 months left of the 6 months. Also, I am suggesting to use it carefully, i.e. create a system- restore point before using this (or create an image).

why we need ít, in while, win10 do ít auto