Keep drivers up to date simply?

[DutchTexan]

I'm not sure where to put this thread, sorry!

 

Is there a simple way to keep all my drivers up to date? I understand my gpu drivers kind of already do and I go to ninite.com every now and then and that works for those things, but I have so many things with so many other drivers. Is there a way to keep everything up to date automatically? Or maybe even a macro I can record to check and update everything? 

 

Better yet, is there something I can run or download just to check all my drivers?

[WoodenMarker]

There usually an option to automatically check to new driver updates during installation.

[13CA350]

8 minutes ago, DutchTexan said:

I'm not sure where to put this thread, sorry!

 

Is there a simple way to keep all my drivers up to date? I understand my gpu drivers kind of already do and I go to ninite.com every now and then and that works for those things, but I have so many things with so many other drivers. Is there a way to keep everything up to date automatically? Or maybe even a macro I can record to check and update everything? 

 

Better yet, is there something I can run or download just to check all my drivers?

Slightly off topic... but how does one get ninite to update everything at once? I used it on my PC but never figured out how to use the "update all" feature

[Electronics Wizardy]

Just now, 13CA350 said:

Slightly off topic... but how does one get ninite to update everything at once? I used it on my PC but never figured out how to use the "update all" feature

Just run the exe file again. 

[13CA350]

Just now, Electronics Wizardy said:

Just run the exe file again. 

I see that, lol. Thanks

 

I should've checked their site, it's right here.

[DutchTexan]

4 minutes ago, WoodenMarker said:

There usually an option to automatically check to new driver updates during installation.

Yes, I have always checked those boxes, but sometimes for things like my Archer T9E wireless adapter, there is no option. Then again, I dont think I have needed to update the driver since I have installed it.

 

Thanks!

9 minutes ago, Ramsva7n said:

Intel has a program called Intel driver update utility. I have no experience with it myself but i think this is what you're looking for  

Thanks I will look into that :1

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26 minutes ago, DutchTexan said:

Better yet, is there something I can run or download just to check all my drivers?

apt update; 

[DutchTexan]

5 minutes ago, SCHISCHKA said:

apt update; 

Is that only for Linux? Is there a command I can paste?