With driver toolkit, you can download drivers, export drivers for a Windows reinstall or use on another computer, or install and uninstall drivers from the Windows Driver Store.

To download a driver for a device on your own computer, select a driver in ¹. To download a driver for a device on another computer, search for its hardware id in ². You can find hardware ids in device control or Windows' Device Manager.



Choose a different operating system if needed, select the drivers to download in ³, and click Download ⁴ to begin. You can change the download destination at the bottom.

To export drivers for your current computer, keep it selected in ¹. To export drivers for another computer, open Driver Fusion on that computer, save its computer information file in ¹, copy it to your current computer, and open it in ¹.



Choose a different operating system if needed, select the drivers to export in ², and click Export ³ to begin. You can change the export destination at the bottom. Batch files are included to easily install the drivers.

To install a driver in the Windows Driver Store, click Install ¹. To uninstall drivers from the Windows Driver Store, select them in ² and click Uninstall ³.

To add a new device rule, click New ¹. You can choose between a deny and an allow rule in Kind ², and then choose whether to block a device or a device class in Source ³. If you choose a device class, the rule will apply to all devices in that class. You can also manually enter a device's hardware id or a device GUID in ⁴. You can find hardware ids in device control. Once you're done, press Add ⁵. To remove rules, select them in ⁶ and click Remove ⁷.

To change Windows' behavior for when devices and drivers are installed, click Settings ⁸. In ⁹, you can change how Windows automatically updates and installs drivers. You can prevent extra software from being downloaded alongside your drivers in ¹⁰. You can control in ¹¹ which rules are enforced and whether they should also apply to devices that are already installed, or allow administrators to bypass the rules entirely.