A website like youtube, but for drivers

[babadoctor]

I want to make a simple website like youtube for drivers.

You make an account or sign in with your google account.

You download a portable program that detects what your computer is and what drivers are needed

It downloads the drivers you select to be installed

It does it

Then uploads it to the driver cloud in a text file, containing what drivers you installed. 

It has a subscription box that tells you when your drivers have updates

And the program can notify you of driver updates, and turn off all other updates reguarding drivers, because we all know they can be annoying AS FCKING HELL AAAAAHAHAAAHHAHAAHAHHAHA

 

Would this website (and program) be hard to create?

[babadoctor]

Just now, ninninon said:

Unnecessary crap that'll be miss-classified as malware.

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[★ Coups ★]

Try it. If you think you can do it, do it. But I'm pretty sure this already exists.

[AlwaysFSX]

Wow because it's so hard to go to a manufacturers website.

[ZetZet]

http://www.drivermanager.com/  ?

[babadoctor]

1 minute ago, ninninon said:

Sorry to put it bluntly, but it's been done before.

dreams crushed

time to go shitpost some more on 4chan

[Guest Generallee]

8 minutes ago, babadoctor said:

dreams crushed

time to go shitpost some more on 4chan

 

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[★ Coups ★]

Lets not bash him. D:

Its a good thought, and if you think you can beat the current sites, go for it and have fun while you do

[babadoctor]

6 minutes ago, Generallee said:

 

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[Nathat23]

Maybe if it doesn't have that adware generic UI.

[TetraSky]

That somewhat exist though not in the form you speak of.
http://www.driverscloud.com/en

Previously known as "my config".

 

The main issue with the site is if you don't have adblock, they have a lot of ads/junk. Other than that, it works perfectly, finds most if not all latest drivers that you are missing and gives direct link to download them, either on the manufacturer's website and/or a mirror on their site. It doesn't auto download the drivers all at once or anything though, you need to get them manually from what they show you. But at least it's not malware like many other "drivers finder" softwares and is free.

They also support Offline detection, that you can bring with you on a USB thumb drive, no install required, simply run "MCDetection.exe".

[LionWaffles]

Erm not hard to make if you can see all computer specs (like processor, motherboard, etc.) but keep in mind some people may have shit hardware that doesn't have drivers anywhere on the web. Also why do you need an account?