On my laptop, this was done super fast - within 20 seconds I’d got the result you see above. The second you click on “Driver Update” in the left-hand menu, Driver Genius will do a scan of your drivers and tell you which one’s it thinks are out of date. On the left-hand side of the screen, you can see the primary features of Driver Genius: Driver Update, Driver Backup, Driver Restore, Driver Cleanup, Toolkit and System Optimize. Using Driver GeniusĪfter installing Driver Genius from the official site at (a simple process) and opening the software for the first time, you’ll see a home screen like this: In this review, I’ll try the software out and give my honest take on it.

In order.Driver Genius is a tool primarily for driver management (backup, restoring, cleaning up and updating drivers), but it also doubles as a general system optimization tool that may be able to speed up your PC if it’s bogged down too much. So let’s take a lot at some of the obvious, and not so obvious sponsors of this year’s Daytona 500 cars. Even if you didn’t like the move, you gotta admit, it was pretty bad ass. He’s from Alva, Florida and last year he pulled a racing move so dangerous they had to create a new rule to stop him from doing it again. Since I’m at work and I don’t care if I download questionable material on my work computer, I did the busy work for you.Īnd if you’re watching the race this weekend and don’t have a driver to root for – go with Ross Chastain. And when you see the #8 car you’ll know if you enter that website into your phone the first thing that happens is a pop up that says “you must be 21 to enter this site”.

When you see a purple #99 car you can say “Oh yeah, that’s a bar in Nashville”.

And then when you watch the Daytona 500 on Sunday you’ll look brilliant in front of friends and family. So let’s take a deep dive and educate ourselves about the sponsors of some of the cars. There’s a lot of cars racing NASCAR with some sponsors that quite frankly, I’ve never heard of. While watching the qualifying runs for the Daytona 500 this week I often wondered – what’s that? On more than one occasion I found myself wondering about the sponsor on a car. DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA - FEBRUARY 15: Erik Jones, driver of the #43 GUNS N' ROSES Chevrolet, poses on the track during qualifying for the Busch Light Pole at Daytona International Speedway on Februin Daytona Beach, Florida.

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