Lost Your Windows Drivers CD? Copy One Machine’s Drivers To Yours. Very Easy!

This one is the common problem which my friends face every now and then. They have lost there Windows Drivers CD and when they re-install Windows than they scratch there heads for drivers (I am good at saving my drivers CD ) . Later they end up installing from a already built in image of Windows (that is another story..forget it if you do not know what image of Windows is!). But using this way they have to install the settings which were present in the image CD (again another story).

To overcome such and many other problems related with installing drivers to Windows when you do not have the drivers CD here I present a solution: DriverMax.

You can use this FREE utility to backup all your drivers or choose to store some particular driver in a folder so as to later install it in the newly installed system.

After installation you will first see the window saying 30 days left to evaluate this program. Don’t worry dude, you can get a free activation key from there website so as to use the app for the rest of your life.

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Continue and you will see the first necessary screen which will mark the beginning of the ‘end of your driver problems’. Select “Export Drivers” option.

The very expected warning message will appear next which eases your heartbeat. The app will just copy your required drivers to a folder and will make no changes to your settings.

Click continue and after some processing the software will list the complete list of available drivers in your system. Select all the drivers if you want to backup your drivers or else select the particular drivers which you wish to transport to other machines.

The nifty app will ask for the folder where you wish to store all the drivers and the necessary process to backup your required drivers starts.

Done! The necessary backup process must have taken hardly few minutes and there you go all your required drivers backed up at one place.

While installing these drivers to another system choose Import drivers and give the path to the folder which contains the necessary drivers.

With these easy steps you can easily backup your drivers and to add to this you can also check for any driver updates, in case your new system where you imported the drivers does not supports the old drivers. Who knows!

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