¹ Create a diagnostics report, which you can send to us for troubleshooting.

² Change the application language.

³ Change the application theme.

⁴ Choose whether to automatically update the application to the latest version. If disabled, you must update manually.

¹ Choose whether to automatically create system restore points before critical changes.

² Choose whether to automatically create a backup before making changes. You can restore them in history.

³ Set how long history and driver backups are kept. If only one driver backup exists for a device, it's never deleted.

⁴ Set how often to check for driver and device issues. You can choose from four intervals.

⁵ Set the minimum signature of the suggested drivers: signed or WHQL. Choosing signed also includes WHQL drivers.

A signature confirms the software author and ensures the driver has not been altered or corrupted. WHQL drivers are also verified for compatibility with Microsoft Windows.

⁶ Set the default Windows behavior for installing or updating drivers. This gives you full control and lets you keep your current drivers.

⁷ Prevent automatic installation of drivers for a specific device. This applies system-wide, including Windows Update, Windows' Device Manager, and third-party installers, except for Driver Fusion.