Latest Intel Chipset Device Software

Vic121 · 14 Mar 2015

Intel just released INF Update 10.0.26 on 3/13/15.

https://downloadcenter.intel.com/download/20775

Brink · 14 Mar 2015

Thank you Vic. First post updated. :)

NoN · 03 Jul 2015

For those interested in, there's some WHQL new Intel Chipset .inf version 10.1.1.7, that seems to work from Intel 7 series /C216 (Z77) to those latest Intel® 100 Series chipset platforms.

I have attached a .zip file for the Intel v10.1.1.7.

All system peripherals in the Devices Manager are updated to latest v10.1.1.7 (June 16, 2015), but the USB Enhanced Host Controller stays at v9.3.0.1030 (July 31, 2013).

Run the command as Admin: "SetupChipset.exe -overall" (without quote) and reinstall your Intel RST Drivers & Software.

See by yourself on screenshots.

Otherwise latest official Intel® Chipset Device Software (INF Update Utility) are Version: 10.0.27 (Latest) , Date: May 07, 2015

Release Notes (May 05, 2015)

jonnyhillow · 04 Jul 2015

My computer says there is an update and it says the update successfully installed then i get the failed sign as shown , don't know why.

NoN · 04 Jul 2015

jonnyhillow said:

My computer says there is an update and it says the update successfully installed then i get the failed sign as shown , don't know why.

Try as stand-alone installer from the Intel site (see first page).

Use the command -overall, that you can find a little tutorial HERE.

Cheers, NoN!

jonnyhillow · 04 Jul 2015

Thanks a lot NoN, will give it a whirl.

jonnyhillow · 04 Jul 2015

NoN said:

jonnyhillow said:

My computer says there is an update and it says the update successfully installed then i get the failed sign as shown , don't know why.

Try as stand-alone installer from the Intel site (see first page).

Use the command -overall, that you can find a little tutorial HERE.

Cheers, NoN!

OK NoN , following the tutorial but stuck in the middle of the command prompt part , seems i can't get past the cd chip part to type in setup exe-overall -override
Any ideas.

I renamed the setup exe to chip.exe

derekimo · 04 Jul 2015

That tutorial shows the cmd prompt running as admin,

Elevated Command Prompt

jonnyhillow · 04 Jul 2015

derekimo said:

That tutorial shows the cmd prompt running as admin,

Elevated Command Prompt

When i am in the admin account the command prompt starts with C:\Users which is whats shown in the tutorial , when i am in the admin account and click run as admin it starts with Windows system 32 which is not showing in the tutorial .

derekimo · 04 Jul 2015

It is also written out in step 3, (And clearly labeled on top of the window)

3) Press the START MENU button > All Programs > Accessories > then right click on Command Prompt and choose Run As Administrator

As to why theirs is opening to C:\Users, I'm not sure about that. I just pointed out the obvious from your previous screenshot.