It is rather unfortunate that Windows Vista has problems to provide correct drivers for many “not so popular†devices. This could lead to the problem that a device will not be recognized correctly under Windows Vista reducing its functionality or that the device is not working at all. The usual search the web for drivers option was bad in Windows XP and is bad in Windows Vista as well. You could of course head out and search the internet for drivers to make them work in Windows Vista but this takes lots of time and knowledge.
Another way that could lead to the same result would be to visit the Vista Drivers website that lists many drivers for all sorts of devices and brands. The main page lists many of the most known hardware manufacturers such as ATI, Creative, Dell, Intel, Nvidia and Logitech with the latest addition for their devices. You can access all drivers from those popular manufacturers fast by clicking on the more link. This displays drivers for all of their devices that are currently listed on the Vista drivers pages.
The other method would be to list all drivers that are currently in the database which is a huge list of drivers separated into different pages. All links lead directly to the download page for that driver which eliminates the process of finding a driver on a homepage. There is no guarantee that drivers for all of your devices are listed on that page but as far as I can tell the list is updated continuously.
Another way that could lead to the same result would be to visit the Vista Drivers website that lists many drivers for all sorts of devices and brands. The main page lists many of the most known hardware manufacturers such as ATI, Creative, Dell, Intel, Nvidia and Logitech with the latest addition for their devices. You can access all drivers from those popular manufacturers fast by clicking on the more link. This displays drivers for all of their devices that are currently listed on the Vista drivers pages.
The other method would be to list all drivers that are currently in the database which is a huge list of drivers separated into different pages. All links lead directly to the download page for that driver which eliminates the process of finding a driver on a homepage. There is no guarantee that drivers for all of your devices are listed on that page but as far as I can tell the list is updated continuously.
