How do I find the latest device drivers for my computer?

by on Feb 15, 2007 | 2 comments

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Note: Just because a driver is newer does not necessarily mean it is better, or that it is stable. If you have questions or need help with DriverAgent, please contact Touchstone at support@driveragent.com or by phone at 978-686-2204.

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  • http://N/A Burton R. Beamer

    What do I need to do, to tell this computer, running Xp,service pacII, to “REMEMBER” the button settings for a microsoft Trackball Explorer 1.0.??

    It has worked Ok in the past, but every time I start up the machine, I have to click “start/my computer/mouse and then just press “OK”. Everything is then AOK for the original settings that I have put into the “windows” to have the four buttons and the scroll wheel remain as original settings. It’s gotta be driver related, but why wont the computer remember on shut down?

  • Manny

    how do i upgrade my laptop’s bios?

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