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05-25-2012, 08:17 PM	#1
zygopetalum Member Join Date: Jun 2011 Location: washington state Posts: 233	DownloadPipe I stopped updating HP because my sister told me I didn't need to..now I find I have 22 outdated drivers. HP has something I can buy to download them automatically but I don't know how much control I'll have and I'm afraid I'll end up with a big frozen mess and I don't think I need them all anyhow. I found DownloadPipe.com for free Intel stuff that has some of them at least. Is that ok to use? Is there a better source? Should I just let HP do it, only costs $10 or $20. I did use the HP tool to scan and I think I know at least some of the ones I need. thanks, judi

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