Windows Vista comes with a handy tool that runs from the Command prompt, to aid in reviewing the installed drivers on your PC.
From a command prompt type: - driverquery /v /fo csv > drvlist.csv
This will produce a full list of installed drivers that you can open in Excel.
Driverquery switches
/s system Specifies remote system to connect to
/u [domain\] user Specifies the user under which the comand will run
/p [password] Specify the password for given user
/FO format Type of output to display "TABLE", "LIST", "CSV"
/NH The "Column Header" that should not be displayed valid for "Table" and "CSV" format
/SI Information on signed drivers
/v Verbose output
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