Generally, NO. Here is why:
| Factor | Verdict | |--------|---------| | Security | Unsafe – old driver packs miss patches for firmware vulnerabilities. | | Compatibility | Poor – Windows 11 and newer 10 builds (22H2+) may reject old driver signatures. | | Hardware support | Useless for RTX 30/40 series, Intel 13th Gen+, Ryzen 7000+. | | Stability | Risky – outdated network/storage drivers can break boot processes. | DriverPack Solution - 17.6.13 - Offline - Uploa...
Only consider it if:
Many "Uploaded" links for 17.6.13 are long dead or lead to fake files. Downloading from untrusted mirrors is a leading cause of malware infections. Official archives from DriverPack’s own repository are no longer hosted for such an old version. Generally, NO
Real-time antivirus often flags driver installers as "PUA" (Potentially Unwanted Application). Disable it only during installation, but keep network disconnected to prevent live PUPs from downloading. | | Hardware support | Useless for RTX