However, we proceed to the site and click the link to downloaded a file called DriverSupport.exe (now renamed to DSOne.exe, as checked on August 28th, 2020). First of all, the security software installed on our computer attempted to stop us from visiting the official website of the program, stating that it is categorized as potentially unwanted one. Now, we decided to download Driver Support with Active Optimization and give it a try. They state that “DriverSupport with Active Optimization can assist your search for drivers at the respective manufacturers’ website for free.” However, following sentences claim that software’s “full functionality” requires a subscription that costs 9.99$ per month. Now, the following statements are a bit confusing to us. The official website of the software says that there are over 4 million users of the software.
The developer of the software suggests that its primary focus was on PC performance since 1996. Remove Driver Support manually using free instructions provided below or automatically to repair damage on Windows OS, use RESTORO.Ĭloser look at the software – the reliability is to be questioned Users seem to have issues when cancelling this subscription later on. The software suggests updating Windows drivers automatically, but it requires purchasing the software subscription. Potentially Unwanted Program, Driver Update SoftwareĪdvanced System Repair, Driver Tonic, Mac Speedup Pro Threat Summary Nameĭriver Support One, Driver Support with Active Optimization Freeware is basically free software you can download online in its installation wizard, you might miss the benefits of “Custom” installation option and therefore end up installing suggested extra third-party software.
One of the main points, why it gets listed as PUP, is that it often travels in software bundles alongside various freeware. In fact, some of them list the software executive (DSONE.exe) as a Potentially Unwanted Program (also known as PUP). The majority of security experts aren’t keen on recommending Driver Support One for computer optimization and error fixing. In geek’s terminology, such warnings are known as fake-positives, which inform about non-existent problems just to scare the computer user and convince him to buy the full version of the software. The only problem with the program seems to be that it displays alerts about issues that, to be honest, aren’t even there.
Users find it hard to uninstall Driver Support, as well as cancel its subscription.
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