It seems that that old Snappy Driver Installer has forked to a new 'Origin' version (SDIO).
'The old sdi-tool.org project is no longer in the hands of the original developers, is no longer open source and is not safe to use.'
This is rather confusing because the old site clearly says it is free and open source, but apparently does contain adware now...
For the new Origin version is here but cannot simply replace the old version because the executables have different names (AUTO.cmd requires changes).
E2B v1.93e will include the new forked version but if you want the sdi-tool.org version, then remove all the SDIO files from the SNAPPY folder (except for the AUTO.cmd file) and replace them with the download from sdi-tool.org.
The new version of AUTO.cmd will call the SDIO version by default, but if the SDI executable is present, it will use that instead (if you have replaced SDIO with SDI from the sdi-tool site).
'The old sdi-tool.org project is no longer in the hands of the original developers, is no longer open source and is not safe to use.'
This is rather confusing because the old site clearly says it is free and open source, but apparently does contain adware now...
For the new Origin version is here but cannot simply replace the old version because the executables have different names (AUTO.cmd requires changes).
E2B v1.93e will include the new forked version but if you want the sdi-tool.org version, then remove all the SDIO files from the SNAPPY folder (except for the AUTO.cmd file) and replace them with the download from sdi-tool.org.
The new version of AUTO.cmd will call the SDIO version by default, but if the SDI executable is present, it will use that instead (if you have replaced SDIO with SDI from the sdi-tool site).
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