The initial application run of RadarSync scans your computer's hardware installed and unknown drivers. This initial scan reports in to RadarSync and your current drivers are shown. Clicking on the 'Details' link shows the driver's current driver version and the newer driver if available. This component also shows the versions of driver software that was released for this individual piece of software. With a system backup option, you can download the latest version and if it is not correct, roll your computer back. With Microsoft Windows XP or Microsoft Vista, the device manager also offers you an option to roll back your driver. This failsafe option doesn't stop there. If the latest driver did not work, the details allows you to download any of the other versions of the driver that are available.
The driver search feature takes a matter of seconds. The time administrators and home users save is incredible. A typical search for a driver can take several minutes to several hours depending on the hardware and how obscure the driver is. Time in Information Technology is a commodity and this software has an excellent ROI (Return of Investment).
RadarSync allows for a manual scan or you can set a schedule to autoscan your hardware at a predefined time. This feature alone is an excellent add on to ensure your computer is running efficiently.