I run AMD's STOREMI on my desktop, and just this past week CC indicated an update. I'd forgotten that I'd set STOREMI to check for updates every 15 days, so I let CC do the install; upon reboot it gave me a blue screen and I ultimately ended up using a USB flash recovery drive to access the restore point.
A note to Piriform: I haven't seen an option for it, but I think it would be great if you'd include an option in the driver updater: let the user indicate that CC should never offer updates for the specific driver. I think there are too many possibilities for error (not just with things like STOREMI, but with motherboard drivers that might be hardware-version specific (e.g. rel 1.0 of a motherboard but not for rel 1.2 or 2.0 (, etc.)).
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I run AMD's STOREMI on my desktop, and just this past week CC indicated an update. I'd forgotten that I'd set STOREMI to check for updates every 15 days, so I let CC do the install; upon reboot it gave me a blue screen and I ultimately ended up using a USB flash recovery drive to access the restore point.
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A note to Piriform: I haven't seen an option for it, but I think it would be great if you'd include an option in the driver updater: let the user indicate that CC should never offer updates for the specific driver. I think there are too many possibilities for error (not just with things like STOREMI, but with motherboard drivers that might be hardware-version specific (e.g. rel 1.0 of a motherboard but not for rel 1.2 or 2.0 (, etc.)).
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