Download the Intel Chipset Software Installation 10. Winiso Registration Code. 1.1.8 WHQL driver. This this one actually updates a lot of things. The Intel Chipset Software Installation Utility installs the Windows* INF files. The INF files inform the operating system how to properly configure the chipset for specific functionality, such as USB and core PCI.

#5121327 Posted on: 06:31 PM Thanks a lot for this. Installed just fine (Z77) this is what was updated on my system Windows 8.1 without any overall command. DRAM Controller PCI Express Controller PCI Express Root Port 1, 5, 7 and 8 SMBus Host Controller LPC Controller All the above to INTEL 6/26/2015 Driver version 10.1.1.8 I don't understand why owners of X79 chipset failed to install. The release notes say that it supports Intel C600 series chipset which X79 is. Also the X99 Intel C610 is not on the list but that should be part of the C600 series chipset. I wonder why it is failing to install?

EDIT: Sorry for editing my post again this might be off topic a bit, but is there a way to manually install MEI from device manager? I extracted the files from the.exe but it does not seem to work. #5121471 Posted on: 10:00 PM Those that have trouble installing might want to move main installer to C: directory and run from there as admin just in case. EDIT: Sorry for editing my post again this might be off topic a bit, but is there a way to manually install MEI from device manager?

According to my research, Intel X58 Chipset is quite old and may be out of support. It may be not compatible with your current system. Please try to download and install the Windows 10 compatible driver for your model machine from the. Primarily for Intel® Chipset Products, this utility version 10.1.1.42 installs the Windows* INF files. See detailed description to find out if you need this file. Drivers, Windows Server 2016* Windows® 10* Windows 8.1* 6 more, 10.1.1.42. Latest, 1/17/2017. INF Update Utility - Primarily for Intel® 6, 5, 4, 3, 900 Series Chipsets. Intel X58 boards have been Out of support since. Could you please point us to the latest inf update for the x58 chipset. Intel, X58 Express Chipset and Windows. I want to do the update to Windows 10 but I can't do so without the chipset driver. Latest inf update for the x58 chipset. Intel, X58 Express.

I extracted the files from the.exe but it does not seem to work. Use this part from 11.0.0.1556whql MEI.rar Extract the folder to desktop, then pinpoint to main directory and update manually in device manager.

Speaking of this new INF, well now that it updated whole set I get stabler memory again, can use 2400mhz memory OC np, before I would get random 0x124 by high load, almost thought its new bios fault (it was always a bit flaky after I updated to this bios 2103). Something like GTA5, Windows movie maker. So imo its not just cosmetic update to show chipset info. #5121501 Posted on: 10:53 PM Installed just fine on my Intel Atom (Lenovo Miix 2 8 tablet), the colour quality of the display has improved dramatically, nice! Not prompted for this on my PC which is a Z68, the latest is 10.0.27 which fails. The latest installed version I have is 9.2.1026 which Intel released earlier on in the year. Asus also released a customised version.

Nas Meets Al Green Download. Anyone had the Network Adapter Driver update from Intel yet? Version 20.1? I installed it no problems, always had issues in the past with network card drivers. If you go in to Computer Management and look at the Network Card there are some neat features listed now with the 20.1 driver!

Download Free LUXONIX Purity Vsti V1.2.1-Air there. I was just about to moan about Lenovo being slow with drivers but they just pushed out Windows 10 drivers and a BIOS update. Duh, winning! #5124369 Posted on: 05:00 AM Remember no payload, only device ID descriptors or extensions to existing Windows INF files. I believe Intel have changed to this because it looks good for them, despite it actually having zero benefit. The only possible way that it could change the way the system performs or reliability wise in any way is if the reinitialisation of the device somehow resolved any registry stuff up's. Of course, the main purpose of the driver is still valid, and that is for Windows to correctly identify devices that aren't already correctly identified (such as new devices on new chipsets).