I have a Toshiba Satellite Notebook with an Windows 8.1 OS.ĭownload Security Check from here or here and save it to your Desktop. Is there any way that I can verify if Driver Support has infected my laptop? Although my laptop seems to be running okay, I have just discovered that my DVD/CD Drive doesn't recognize when there is a disc in it anymore and the videos in FB still turn green. This leads me to believe that there may still be a virus or part thereof still remaining. Nothing was found by either, however every time I start IE, I get a window briefly saying that Driver Support has stop working and Windows is searching for a solution. Nevertheless I instantly uninstalled it and ran a scan with my anti-virus ESET Nod 32 and Malwarebyte Antimalware. I don't know how much of that is true, because the sites I visited would recommend various anti Malware, Spyware programs to get rid of it. I then Googled Driver Support for reviews and it would appear that this is disreputable product that will infect your computer with a destructive form of malware and PUP. Instantly I knew this was a mistake because it only took a second to tell me I had 7 drivers that needing to be updated despite my laptop not being that old.

Top of the list in Google was Driver Support, which I downloaded and ran. I then thought the best option would be to see if a online program could do the job. I tried searching into how to do this, but without much success. The consensus seem to suggest that my graphic card's driver may need updating. After an initial problem of videos in Facebook turning green as they came into view while scrolling - I Googled the issue to see what may be causing this all of a sudden.

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