damonposey
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I made a thread a few weeks ago asking why there isn't some auto-updater for video drivers, specifically catalysts, but I decided to just start making one.
Right now it only works in XP, ATI, and the whole catalyst suite. but It tells you the latest version, and when you click install, it downloads it, uninstalls your old one, and installs the new one.
Later when I get windows vista I'm planning on making it with nvidia support, and multiple OS options, and I'd like to make it into a desktop widget that acts like an anti-virus auto-updater that lets you know your version on the desktop, and when a new version comes out it'll alert you or install it automatically without reboots(though I'm not familiar with vista yet so I'm not sure if a rebootless installation will be possible yet)
Also, I'm not sure if this is against some law ATI or Nvidia might have that requires you to not directly download their files through an external program. Maybe someone can tell me if they know. If it is illegal, then I guess I'll just use it for my own PC
But thought I'd share anyway. For now it looks like this:
Right now it only works in XP, ATI, and the whole catalyst suite. but It tells you the latest version, and when you click install, it downloads it, uninstalls your old one, and installs the new one.
Later when I get windows vista I'm planning on making it with nvidia support, and multiple OS options, and I'd like to make it into a desktop widget that acts like an anti-virus auto-updater that lets you know your version on the desktop, and when a new version comes out it'll alert you or install it automatically without reboots(though I'm not familiar with vista yet so I'm not sure if a rebootless installation will be possible yet)
Also, I'm not sure if this is against some law ATI or Nvidia might have that requires you to not directly download their files through an external program. Maybe someone can tell me if they know. If it is illegal, then I guess I'll just use it for my own PC