I downloaded Driver Checker to find that bugging peripheral driver that Windows Vista is constantly asking for. A cheap but new Made-In-China bluetooth dongle. Broadcom was updating its drivers page so it was unavailable for download. I did not find mirrors either. Really. It was a craze. Then, I read a blog post which suggested that Driver Checker could possibly solve my problem. So I downloaded and installed it. Usually I don’t read the licence of a free software but now I had the feeling to do so…

Driver Checker EULA
1.1 License Uses – Personal
1.1.1 By agreeing to the terms and conditions of this agreement, acknowledged by the actions stated above, the Licensor gives you, the Licensee, a non exclusive, non commercial, non transferable, revocable, limited license to the software for use on one personal computer, where the computer has no more than one microprocessor.

Ok, and what about new gereation computers with dual core? That is not allowed? It seems that the engineers at Driver Checker are not informed well about the new trends.