Hi, I have just yesterday took advantage of your add for "Free Driver Update". and all in less than 2 minutes. Please do not display misleading ads. It is not free and certainly there is no fix under 2 minutes. Do try the advertised programs by installing and running them yourself to validate they deliver what is advertised.
First off - this is NOT free update. This program does cost $30xx - it is not free.
It is one of those snake oil companies that tries to frighten the PC user to fix nonexistent problems. In my instance the claim was 13 obsolete drivers. I have already tried multitude of same style adds with same goal. My Device manager check reveals that I do have the best drivers already installed, and I do also check with AMD and ASUS for updates. The free part - you can select to fix only one item per try for free, so I gave it a try. In 40 minutes it was 17% done, and it identified hardware that I do not have needing new driver.
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Very recent example is also a warning about one such promising software.
X-Codex-Pack-2.7.3.exe. Checked for viruses and malware - all clean by Defender.
So have installed it, and selected it as default for Videos.
One click and my Windows 10 was trash. All desktop and taskbar icons turned white (except Solitaire and Mahjong) All Windows .exe files were disabled on the whole drive. Windows booted up as normal and that was all.
Remember that the whole OS runs on exe - major security design that one click can trash it so simply and easily. No exe working, no Recover, no Restore, no regedit, no internet, no email, no USB boot recovery Windows repairs fixes that user can initiate. Since no computer vendor provides any boot installation media with the PC. The user with only Windows OS is left out to dry by tech experts that suggest that you can Google the fix (forgetting the there is no longer any internet access.
Take care, keep up the good work, and most importantly try to be safe.
First off - this is NOT free update. This program does cost $30xx - it is not free.
It is one of those snake oil companies that tries to frighten the PC user to fix nonexistent problems. In my instance the claim was 13 obsolete drivers. I have already tried multitude of same style adds with same goal. My Device manager check reveals that I do have the best drivers already installed, and I do also check with AMD and ASUS for updates. The free part - you can select to fix only one item per try for free, so I gave it a try. In 40 minutes it was 17% done, and it identified hardware that I do not have needing new driver.
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Very recent example is also a warning about one such promising software.
X-Codex-Pack-2.7.3.exe. Checked for viruses and malware - all clean by Defender.
So have installed it, and selected it as default for Videos.
One click and my Windows 10 was trash. All desktop and taskbar icons turned white (except Solitaire and Mahjong) All Windows .exe files were disabled on the whole drive. Windows booted up as normal and that was all.
Remember that the whole OS runs on exe - major security design that one click can trash it so simply and easily. No exe working, no Recover, no Restore, no regedit, no internet, no email, no USB boot recovery Windows repairs fixes that user can initiate. Since no computer vendor provides any boot installation media with the PC. The user with only Windows OS is left out to dry by tech experts that suggest that you can Google the fix (forgetting the there is no longer any internet access.
Take care, keep up the good work, and most importantly try to be safe.
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