DriverForge

DriverForge is a very useful software tool designed to automatically install all drivers from a specific location on your computer.

Although it's supposed to work with drivers and thus address more experienced users, DriverForge is extremely easy to use, mostly thanks to its clean and well-organized interface.

The configuration level is minimum, which again makes it very appropriate for rookies, with only a few options displayed right in the main window.

DriverForge can automatically install drivers placed in a defined folder, boasting dedicated tools to read the driver files not only from sub-folders, but also in case they're compressed.

The main window prompts the user to input the path to uncompressed driver files and, if any compressed files are also available, write down the path to these ones as well.

The users can choose to set DriverForge install drivers automatically and run the app and its processes silently without any message sent to them. Plus, you can configure driver signing and decide whether you wish to delete uncompressed drivers when installation is completed and load the device manager during driver install.

DriverForge does an amazing job and works very fast, without slowing down the system at all, running smooth no matter the operating system installed on the local machine. There's one thing worth mentioning though: on Windows 7 you need administrator privileges to install new drivers.

Overall, DriverForge is a very handy tool that makes driver installation a breeze. It installs all files automatically and requires only minimum configuration to do its job.