Microsoft Corporation System Center Configuration Manager 1606. As I don't have these MS products, I don't use the HP management tools for integration in these MS tools neither. It produces the best results among the HP tools as long as you don't have Microsoft Corporation System Center Configuration Manager 1606 or its successors like MS Endpoint Manager Opens a new window. But I haven't seen a means to autmatically check for an update of the image assistant itself. You'll find further info in the link included in my previous post. If you have, it may still work although the (end of life) EoL announcement declared the contrary that even that service would have reached EoL. HP SoftPaq download manager has been abandoned by HP almost two years ago. I use this to download the necessary driver updates specific to the make and model and then schedule via PDQ to Deploy (HP provides the silent parameters once downloaded). TheEliteBond wrote:HP provides the Update Assistant that was mentioned above, but also provides the Soft Paq download utility. Innovative Solutions DriverMax star 3.8. They don't include all drivers, even if published of same vendor as the tool. All other tools have their limitations too. That's why I never allow them blindly to perform any update, only propose updates. 
This applies to DUMo too, but its user base seems to be broader. The latter two may propose drivers which may not fit well and have other limitations too.
Sometimes, I use Driver Easy Opens a new window or Innovative Solutions DriverMax.
Support Assistant, HP SoftPaq Download Manager Opens a new window and HP Image Assistant Opens a new window. I also use Intel Driver and Support Assistant Opens a new window. Some antivirus solutions have such a component builtin. I use DUMo Opens a new windowfor monitoring availability of updates. But you have to go onto the particular device first in device manager before becoming able to check for available updates, for each driver. In Windows Device manager, there is a manual driver update funtion builtin too. And there exists also an offline version of a 3rd party, wsusoffline Opens a new window. But you cannot trust that it will include every driver update. You may configure Windows Update service to do so. There doesn't exist any perfect software for that purpose.
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