Is Driver Support One a Scam? Review of the System Optimization Application

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  • Update Updated: May. 1, 2020 2020-05-01T20:16:11
  • Date Posted: May. 1, 2020 2020-05-01T20:11:15
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Driver Support One is not a scam, but it not a system optimization application that is needed by computer users. This is because Windows 10 or your operating system will, for the most part, keep your device drivers up to date without the need for any user interaction. And, if you ever need a device driver you can download them on the support page for your device on the manufacturer's website. Probably 15 years ago or more, Driver Support would be helpful, because back then, operating systems didn't update device drivers automatically and had to be updated manually by computer users or computer professionals.

Is Driver Support One a Scam? Review of the System Optimization Application
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Also, I have personally seen a few cases where Driver Support created reports about exaggerated PC issues, displays fake errors and other computer-related problems.

About Driver Support One

About Driver Support One

1-877-615-2407

support@driversupport.com

Installation name: driversupport.exe

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  • March 12, 2021 at 7:13 PM by an anonymous user from: Downtown Redmond, Redmond, Washington, United States

    I vote "NO" considering I trustingly downloaded and paid the budget-friendly subscription, for it to update roughly 8 outdated drivers on my old Windows 8.1 laptop, then FAIL months later when it popped up, stating I needed to reboot my computer so that it could "update". But that never went away :0

    I rebooted/restarted my laptop 3x to get the SAME 'please restart' popup. Just ridiculous. I will be more careful next time in choosing a driver recovery.

  • August 27, 2020 at 11:25 AM by an anonymous user from: Reading, England, United Kingdom

    "Driver Support" presented as a Dell or Microsoft product to me, so I signed up. It is very professionally presented. I signed up thinking it was part of my support system on my Dell PC with Microsoft software at $9.99 per month.

    After my second download/update of drivers I couldn't use my HD Webcam as it wasn't recognised on my system, as my camera HD link had been replaced/overridden by a USB video app. I had to delete the app and role back to the HD Webcam connection, then everything worked; like before.

    It looks like they provide valid apps etc. but which aren't required if you're operating modern Windows 10 etc. which come with full support. It's probably a support system that may have been desirable a few years ago, when i.e Norton security was downloaded manually, but not required now. At $9.99 per month multiplied World Wide, it must be bringing in a massive amount of subscriptions. I managed to unsubscribe reasonably easily, after I realised what had happened.

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