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Showing posts with label drivers. Show all posts

MCS Drivers Disk Pack

Friends,the disk is a collection of drivers with the ability to install the necessary drivers in just a few clicks .Number of drivers found by the program for one or Ina OS depends on the availability of those on the disk ( limited by disk space ) and the correct ways to fill in the appropriate configuration files . Users can add or remove drivers from the disk and fill the HWID .This program was written for himself and friends and , accordingly , provided As Is ( as is ) . The drivers on the disc have not been tested for compatibility with all operating systems for which they are declared . The author is not liable for any damage caused by using the program .

The program automatically determines which drivers are needed for the computer . Works with standard installer , raspakovanom drivers .

Supported operating systems :
Windows 2000
WindowsXP 32/64 bit
Windows2003 32/64 bit
Windows Vista 32/64 bit
Windows 2008 32/64 bit ( not tested )
Windows 2008 R2 64 bit ( not tested )
Windows 7 32/64 bit

Defined devices :
Chipset
Video
Audio
NIC and PCI modems
HDD Controllers
IEEE 1394 Host Controller
USB Host Controllers
CardBus controllers
USB devices
LPT printers
Serial external modems
PCMCIA devices
Some common ACPI device .

Additional information
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Rewritten parser devices
Database devices are no longer loaded into memory
Changed the initial procedure for determining the status of drivers
Through the first three items , increased download speed .
Rewrote the basic procedure for auto-detection status , thus improved the stability of the application ( not so often falls )
Reduced the number of temporary files created by the program .
Rewrote how to create a database of drivers . Now , the generator only handles the section referred to in Section Manufacturer , allowing increased speed up the database . Previously processed the entire file .
Device Manager is completely rewritten , and now has a familiar tree structure .
+ Added two more site to search for drivers on the Internet ( use to find a short HWID ) .
Restyling of most windows and dialog routines .
Rewrote dialogue calling programs . ( The number of programs is no longer limited to )
Tools folder is renamed Programs and contains two subfolders App and Utils
App - the actual programs themselves . ( As described below to work )
Utils - PC diagnostics utility , called from the main menu .
Sub Drivers Backup :
+ Added many classes of devices
+ Added switchable ( Display additional information ) tooltips with information about the driver .
Main Menu :
If the DirectX version is higher or equal to the available disk space , the menu item is now changed to run the DirectX Diagnostic Tool
The menu item "Extras" renamed to "Programs" .
Updated language file
Updated device database
SIV has been updated to version 4 .28
Updated some drivers to the newest versions .
+ Added drivers for x64 systems ( certainly not all , but what and how much naryl climbed ) : ) Accordingly razmerchik grown to almost 8GB . Cut so that climbed to the DL disc . Though I have long been using the SD Card + USB CardReader .
Other improvements and fixes .

You may download it From Here.

MCS1209.part01.rar
MCS1209.part02.rar
MCS1209.part03.rar
MCS1209.part04.rar
MCS1209.part05.rar
MCS1209.part06.rar
MCS1209.part07.rar
MCS1209.part08.rar
MCS1209.part09.rar

How To Find Your Laptop Drivers Easily

Many people, especially beginners, struggle in finding drivers for their laptops. In this article, I will illustrate two ways to help you find your laptop drivers quickly, and easily.

The first method we will consider is to visit a company's website, and attempt to find a 'Drivers' or 'downloads' link. If a similar link is not immediately apparent, look for a search box. Most laptop companies have a search box somewhere on the homepage of their website. Type the model number of your laptop into the search box and click search. Typically, you will be sent to an overview of the model you have entered. Look for 'Downloads' or 'Drivers' links. Hopefully, if this link is available, you can follow it to find the necessary drivers for your laptop.
 Example, say you have a Dell Latitude D600 laptop, for which you wish to locate updated drivers. The first step is to visit Dell's website. From the first page, click on the 'Drivers and Downloads' section.

After clicking on the 'Drivers and Downloads' link, we choose the required model. In our example, it is Latitude. Then we enter the model number (D600), followed by selecting our operating system. The Dell website will show a list of available drivers and software updates for your model. Select the driver you wish, and click 'Download'. What if you do not know the website of your laptop's manufacturer? Or, perhaps when visiting the website, you couldn't find the 'Downloads and Drivers' section? A second method for locating laptop drivers would be to visit Google (www.google.com), and entering, "Download (manufacturer) (model name and number) [type] driver" or "[type] driver for (manufacturer) (model name or number)" into the query box, substituting your own manufacturer, model name and number.

For example, if we wished to find the sound card for a Dell Latitude D600 laptop, we could go to Google. We would enter either of the following queries:


-"Download Dell Latitude D600 soundcard Drivers"
-"soundcard driver for Dell Latitude D600"

The driver download page for you laptop should appear near the top of the results returned by Google. Follow the link to the driver page, and proceed to download the drivers you need. These two methods should make it easy to locate the drivers you need for your laptop.