Might be a good thing - once to my horror it just installed some manufacturer crapware when I plugged in a new mouse, and it did so without asking for permissio

Might be a good thing - once to my horror it just installed some manufacturer crapware when I plugged in a new mouse, and it did so without asking for permission. The software was the type of thing that makes you sign up for an account so you can adjust DPI and make it do weird things with colours. This was a few years back and hopefully this change means the end of stuff like that. I think when working with a piece of hardware that requires a specific driver the user is best placed to go to the manufacturer website and download it.