Drive update software

The BEST scan software is that provided by the manufacturer. That is what I use exclusively.

There are driver update sites, many - so pick one that looks best to you. Lots of advertising on these sites so take care.

Generally Windows update will do most of that for you.

Do the install and the Service Packs and then the updates.

Now there are Driver Update sites and utils for that purpose if you want to spend the money.  Not needed in my opinion IF on install and initial patching all of the relevant drivers are found.  In most cases they are (I've had installs where many drivers and devices weren't found but in the consequent Service Packs and updates they all came through).  In some cases they are not (Recently had to install a Windows 7 driver for the sound in my Dell).

Now for updates:

Intel has its own util http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/detect.html
Dell http://www.dell.com/support/home/us/en/04/Drivers/DriversDetails?driverId=56J82 for Windows 7
HP Support Assistant http://www8.hp.com/us/en/campaigns/hpsupportassistant/hpsupport.html?jumpid=va_r602_us/en/any/psg/pl_ot_ob_ds_pd/hpsupportassistant_cc/dt#.WNwVj8nRUdU
AMD has its Catalyst Centre

(Some of the above are application checkers as well)

And most of these run in the background and do the check automatically for you.

Deploy WSUS and setup clients to use it. Configure WSUS to download/deploy drivers

In cases the computer in manual assembled is where I have the most issues or with added hardware will check out your recommendations

For custom machines with commercial parts, Driver Genius will be a good way to go.

Now I am in big trouble I installed from intal the wrong driver controller and the computer does not start....

Boot last known good config

Windows running in to a error and correct to a restore to a earlier time

Just last Known good Configuration or Restore from Restore point.

See if you can start with a Windows Bootable DVD and replace the driver.

At startup before starting windows "Controller not found AHCI Bios not installed"
supermicro make it difficult to start from USB only DVD will work but window 10 does not fit on a DVD (to large)

No, it's not more than a DVD. it's less than 4 GB.

If Windows 10 can not starup correctly then  you have to Create a USB/DVD Installation for Windows 10 on other computer or use Window 10 installation DVD.

To create a Windows 10 Installation Media:

 1- Go to the Windows 10 Media Creation Tool from this link:
      https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10
  2- Click on Download tools now
  3- Run the Tools as Administrator
  4- Accept the license and follow on screen options.

Try using a large USB Key. Windows 10 media will go on that.

Ordered one will arrive Sunday

why not make the DVD?  it fits on it - and is very easy for later use too

I posted I image windows saying a DVD is to small to burn windows 10 OS on it

Microsoft: We recently refreshed our media for Windows 10 and it grew beyond the 4.7Gb limit of a normal DVD.
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_10-windows_install/win-10-home-iso-file-too-big-for-47gb-dvdr/35b7b8af-190a-40c9-b900-cbb07e1aad58

You  have to use either a 8 GB thumb drive or a dual layer DVD to make a bootable copy as mentioned by Shaun.

I insert the installation drive choose install/install windows and keep files settings and applications after I am getting the following msg Please help

What ISO are you using?  That is not a Windows 10 Installation message (not one I have ever seen).

The other possibility is that you have some really incompatible software (or drivers)

Its a Window 10 IOS I downloaded from the above link

Everything worked find till I did this wrong drive update (the drive update I did not do becuse something did not work just wanted to bring things up to date)

This PC was RAID as I was trying to repair I did a BIOS reset do you think this can be the issue? and if yes, what can I do to solve the issue

This is a screen shot of the step before the above msg

Update: I detached the drives and insert new hard drive installed windows on it and had no issue even the Controller not found AHCI Bios not installed was still there. did a driver update with Snappy Driver Installer (since I am not planning to use this herd drive I did not go with a paid version) then I detached the new drive and insert the original hard drive and does not boot

I have reason to believe that the issue is related to the raid. Since I tried booting from a image I created a week before trouble started and it will not boot from that drive ether.
Note currently I even worse as I reset all bios settings

Thanks God I have a backup via Casper - www.fssdev.com I did a restore to a day before the disaster happened and I am up in running perfectly fine. The process for fairly easy.

Thank you nobus for discovering me a feature I never know exist until now I used a third party software siw and also for the voluble site in the link you provided but since Driver Genius is less then $30 it saves a lot of time.

Thank you Shaun Vermaak for your helpful tip of using a DL DVD which I never know exists, and was critical in my situation since on this machine I cannot boot from a USB for unknown reason.

Thank you Ramin for your advice to detach drivers beside the OS which made it easier in the restore process. And changing the HD [since I did a bios reset I needed to change it back to raid which via your advice directing me to that setting I realized this].

What a price for a wrong driver update.

Snappy Driver Installer is a good tool to have on a machine you (or client) do not want to spend money on, and should be clean since it’s from a .org website

Thank you all for giving your time a knowledge it was a big help in a critical moment since this is my main PC where I have all my tools and applcations.

Thank for your update and kind remarks.

I am also very glad you got it working, and Thanks.