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A cursor that stutters, extra buttons that stopped working, a touchpad without gestures, or a controller that games don't see - input devices depend on drivers too, and the right package for the exact model, Windows version and architecture is easy to miss by hand. A free scan does the matching for you.
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The mouse stutters, skips or freezes for a moment - and it's not the battery or the mousepad.
Side buttons, media keys or touchpad gestures stopped responding - features that live in the driver, not in Windows.
Everything worked on the previous Windows version; after the upgrade the device acts up or lost its settings.
The gamepad is connected and charged, but games treat it as if it were not there.
A free scan can identify the installed hardware and show available driver information.
The application identifies the hardware installed on your PC and checks the current driver information.
See detected devices, installed driver versions and available updates. Nothing changes during the scan.
Review the results and decide which available updates you want to apply.
A license is required only if you choose to apply the available updates.
| Searching manually | Automatic detection |
|---|---|
| Find the exact device model | Installed hardware is identified |
| Search by Hardware ID | No Hardware ID required |
| Compare versions and architecture | System and driver details are shown |
| Check devices separately | Multiple devices are checked together |
Basic movement uses the driver built into Windows. Extra buttons, adjustable DPI, touchpad gestures and gamepad support in games rely on the device's own driver - that is the part the scan checks.
Yes. Devices connected over a USB receiver or Bluetooth appear in Windows like any other input device, and their driver state can be checked the same way.
Yes - the scan looks at the devices Windows can currently see. Connect the mouse, keyboard or controller before scanning so its driver state can be checked.
No. Nothing changes during the scan. Driver updates are applied only after you review the results and choose what to update.
Yes. Each detected item can be reviewed, applied or skipped individually. Backup and restore options are available before updates are applied, so a previous driver version can be restored if necessary.
The button downloads Outbyte Driver Updater, a Windows desktop application. The website itself does not scan your computer in the browser - the check runs in the application after you install and start it.
The scan and results are free. A license is required only if you choose to download and apply the available updates. Current pricing and license terms are shown before purchase.
Supports Windows 11 and 10 · Uninstall anytime via Settings → Apps · If no updates are found, the scan still shows the current driver state of your devices.
Run a free scan to check the input devices connected to your PC and see available driver updates.