Because these ISOs were huge (several gigabytes), they contained drivers for almost every computer manufactured in that decade, requiring no internet connection.
Based on that context, here is the "complete story" of such tools: The Era of "DriverManOverall" (The Golden Age of Drivers) drivermanoverallxpvistawin7 best
(2007) introduced a revolutionary but brutal driver model (WDDM & KMDF). Windows 7 (2009) took the same engine and added the “user-friendly steering wheel.” This report analyzes why Vista felt like “driving a car with no power steering” regarding drivers, while Windows 7 felt like “cruise control.” Because these ISOs were huge (several gigabytes), they
As these tools grew popular, many versions became plagued with "adware," "bloatware," or "repackers" that installed unwanted toolbars, browser hijackers, or even malware along with the drivers. many versions became plagued with "adware