My mom is over 70 and she reads news, pay her bills and so on with her laptop and mobile phone. A teenager's friend from school said download this and your game play gets a significant boost. They don't know enough or they have already forgotten something. Lot of kids from different ages just click the search results. You have to spell check everything and your language skills or eye sight may not be perfect. It's easy for us to say, that people are stupid when they're not checking url's they get from search engines. I think it's too easy to get biased in a group like this. Those are two completely different approaches to solving problems. People use cheap "aliexpress/ebay turbos" because buying a proper built turbo from a reputable manufacturer costs "too much" and is "unnecessary". I use non-oem aluminum window hangers on my Golf Mk4 because the oem plastic ones break whenever they feel like it. TL/DR: Don't lump everything under the same lame mentality of only using what the manufacturer provides. After that come things like crappy bloatware/shady/malicious websites that use the name of an otherwise useful piece of software to rack up clicks and spread unwanted/harmful crap. There are probably many positive examples to be given, I just haven't experienced the need to use some of the stuff that exists out there. All this made by a trusted person on a well-known trusted forum(I'm sure some here have an idea)
my own example would be abbodi1406's Visual C++ and DirectX repacks - both are a fraction of the total size of the official download(~30MB each repack vs ~100MB for directx alone and maybe the same if not more for multiple separate vc++ installers, all of which have a bunch of installer payload you don't really need), perform a cleanup before installing anything, have switches you can use to perform specific tasks. Clean windows 10/11 install or just installing new driver/cleaning leftovers from old drivers. But for graphics drivers it's a must, this tool. So far I've only once or twice used it to clean up Realtek HD Audio driver, it did the job. the DDU example is massively wrong - I use it in my line of work very often to fix people's mess when they've downloaded and installed driver upon driver upon driver and wondered(like you said) why they have many performance(or other) issues.
3rd party tools are often much more functional and thorough than the baked-in alternatives.
Of course said tools would also have their own official sources to download them from, after that everything else is a risk.Ģ. Drivers I can understand, but there are tools like Snappy Driver Installer(and DriverPack Solution in the past, when it used to not install bloatware) that make life many times easier for people who, say for example, perform windows installs for people on a very frequent basis, like 4-5 times per day. Click to expand.You kinda bent it in your favor there.ġ.
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