Get a Complete List of Drivers On Your Machine

By Wendy Boswell on November 5, 2007 at 4:00 AM

driver-query.pngList all the drivers you’ve installed on your Windows machine by typing driverquery from the command line (start->Run->cmd->OK). This works under Windows XP, 2003, and Vista systems; WindowsVistaPlace states that there is even more information to glean from this simple program: remote system direction, output, and information about signed drivers, among others. Loving the power of that little black box? Get to know your friendly neighbourhood command line.

Generate a report of installed drivers [MS Windows Vista Compatible Software]

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