Recoveryfix Device Driver Backup

Technology is constantly evolving, with hardware and software taking the lead when it comes to how fast it evolves both independently but also together. Recoveryfix Device Driver Backup is an easy-to-use app that allows you to backup, restore and uninstall drivers all on your own.

The UI is simple and easy to get around, with self-explanatory texts instead of buttons. This makes the app very-user friendly and pretty much compensates that, from an aesthetic point of view, the interface is pretty dated. There are only three windows: one with which you backup your drivers, one that loads your drivers, and the last one for completely uninstalling the drivers. The app is also capable of finding lost or missing system drivers. It scans for all installed drivers in your Windows system and display's them in a tree-like fashion. After seeing the driver, all you have to do is click it so that you may create a backup.

Recoveryfix Device Driver Backup creates backups for all Windows device drivers, no matter if they are audio, video, mouse or keyboard drivers. These backups can come in handy if you perform a fresh install of your Windows system and you don't have n Internet connection or the system's original driver disk at your disposal. These are created in an auto installer fashion, meaning that the backups are essentially an EXE file which will restore the driver. Note that backups made in auto installer mode do not require you to have Recoveryfix Device Driver Backup or Internet connection for them to work properly.

All things considered, the app performs very well, and although the UI is pretty dated, the simplicity that it has along with the handy way the backup files are created make Recoveryfix Device Driver Backup a great application to have for users of any level.