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What device are you referring to? &nbsp;Printers specifically? &nbsp;If the printer is showing up yellow, it means it is not installed / working properly. Windows Update is not likely to fix this. <br />
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Go to Devices and Printers and see if any printers are not working. Delete the printers and delete the drivers in Printer Server Properties. Restart and reinstall the printers.
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What device are you referring to?  Printers specifically?  If the printer is showing up yellow, it means it is not installed / working properly. Windows Update is not likely to fix this.

Go to Devices and Printers and see if any printers are not working. Delete the printers and delete the drivers in Printer Server Properties. Restart and reinstall the printers.

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I mean what is this software for???? <br />
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You ever used it???? <br />
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I mean any driver in Device Manager
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I mean what is this software for????

You ever used it????

I mean any driver in Device Manager

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I have never seen Driver Pack Solution 14, and not seen any device by that name. If you have a device by that name, expand the properties and make a screen shot of the device. Post that here. <br />
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Look in Programs and Features and see if it is there. If so uninstall it. <br />
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I have not seen anything like this so it may be a virus also. Scan with your Anti Virus.
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I have never seen Driver Pack Solution 14, and not seen any device by that name. If you have a device by that name, expand the properties and make a screen shot of the device. Post that here.

Look in Programs and Features and see if it is there. If so uninstall it.

I have not seen anything like this so it may be a virus also. Scan with your Anti Virus.

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<a href="http://drp.su/download.htm" rel="ugc">http://drp.su/download.htm</a><br />
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This is the site
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http://drp.su/download.htm [http://drp.su/download.htm]

This is the site

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Now I see what you mean <br />
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<a href="http://drp.su/download.htm" rel="ugc">http://drp.su/download.htm</a><br />
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I do NOT use these, I get drivers from the manufacturer only.
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Now I see what you mean

http://drp.su/download.htm [http://drp.su/download.htm]

I do NOT use these, I get drivers from the manufacturer only.

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While it is by no means always true, non-manufacturer 3rd party drivers may not work and may wreck a system.
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While it is by no means always true, non-manufacturer 3rd party drivers may not work and may wreck a system.

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I could amplify my answer a bit. Lenovo provides drivers for my ThinkPad. Lenovo also supplies these drivers to Microsoft, only late. So a Lenovo update may install driver 1.6 and Windows may revert it to V1.5. This has happened. I stay with the Lenovo drivers.
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I could amplify my answer a bit. Lenovo provides drivers for my ThinkPad. Lenovo also supplies these drivers to Microsoft, only late. So a Lenovo update may install driver 1.6 and Windows may revert it to V1.5. This has happened. I stay with the Lenovo drivers.

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But if it's a built up system????
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I would use brand name parts for a built up system and then drivers would come from the component makers. Windows does not provide updates from white box unbranded components and it is hard for driver providers to do better. There is a VEN code in the device that can help the driver provider. Nonetheless, a person would use these at their own risk.
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I would use brand name parts for a built up system and then drivers would come from the component makers. Windows does not provide updates from white box unbranded components and it is hard for driver providers to do better. There is a VEN code in the device that can help the driver provider. Nonetheless, a person would use these at their own risk.

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What does this do???? <br />
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If I have device manager showing exclamation marks does this automatically update it eg printer drivers etc???? <br />
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I know sometimes Windows Update does not find drivers
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What does this do???? 

If I have device manager showing exclamation marks does this automatically update it eg printer drivers etc???? 

I know sometimes Windows Update does not find drivers

Driver pack solution 14

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