driverguide.comは安全ですか？

look up this file am.exe and find for download ***** SHA256: 1b941fa26fc4a4ae4087b4920dfa54a425d80cb88b695b8fff1b724e249374f0 File name: am.exe Detection ratio: 2 / 54 *****

I had to remove viruses from my PC right after downloading files from this site. Apart from viruses in the files that I downloaded, it installed a bunch of other malware. Sadly, you cannot trust the rating of a site anymore because it appears as though negative reports or reviews are being countered with false good ratings that are probably connected in some way with the site's owners. Stay away!

You have to Pay (Paypal or "Premium membership) or to use the "DriverGuide's installer" ( = potential Trojan downloader) -> Potential Malware / Trojan or Adware or Crapware -> potential fraud / theft of money

Very deceitful website. Downloaded their free "virus/adware/malware-free" installer, declined all offers after carefully reading each and every screen, didn't even give the installer administrative permissions, and yet it _still_ managed to installed "Mysearchdial" addon to Firefox. Now having trouble removing this trojan. Completely unacceptable even to a very careful user to install software that is difficult to remove without end-user permission. I would suspect that children would not be able to properly interpret the questions and is very likely to install many adware/malware on the computer exposing the computer (and the child) to potentially far more dangerous software/explicit material.

Do NOT use it ! They try to install their malware software (DriverGuide_Driver_Download_NNNNN.exe ) See an example below: *****

Site takes you through a long process of adding a hundred different adware programs to your PC before you ever encounter the real thing. Adware scammers, totally. Don't know why they have all green. ...Oh, and by the way, Comodo detected "malicious content" when I downloaded this stuff.

Confusing download page layout: When im trying to download something specific from this site, there are four other download buttons, wanting me to download something else that I don't want. And I cannot find the download button for what I'm wanting to download.

I just went to driverguide for the first time in years. First time was probably around 2000. Lots of adds today, but they always tried to sidetrack you into commercial tangents. I made sure that any checkboxes weren't checked by default before clicking "Next," I got what I was looking for, and I didn't get any toolbars or un-requested downloads. I would use the website again, but you have to look all over the screen before you click Next, or stuff like that. Gee, on a tangent, just updating Java, you have to be careful to un-check some toolbar with every update. This website is no worse than that... no better, but no worse. Someone said driverguide sold their email address. I have no evidence they ever did that to me. I have email accounts with complex email addresses that I never used, and they get spam anyway, so my conclusion is that all email accounts get spammed sooner or later. I would not be so quick to accuse an online service that I signed up with for being the cause, because you might have started getting spam on that account, even if you never visited that service. It's faulty logic to assume that signing up with a service and then starting to get spam is related. I've gotten less than a half dozen emails from driverguide since 2000, and none in the past 6 or 7 years. I'm sure their emails had nothing I was interested in, but there is no indication of email-abuse. I might create 10 email accounts over a few months, and then give the email addresses to driverguide after varying amounts of times, to assure a correlation between creating a driverguide account and the appearance of spam, before accusing them. I.e., I wouldn't conclude an online service is selling email addresses on the side, just because I started getting spam on an email account. But on the Trustworthiness / Vendor reliability / Privacy / Child Safety scales, I gave them a lot of "Yellow" because, until you're used to their methodology, it's very easy to click the wrong thing, and get deflected from acquiring the driver you went there for. And for a "Category" for this endless comment, I chose "Other," because I don't believe they are vector for malware, but they are a labyrinth for getting the driver you wanted. Just, be careful.