Latest Intel Chipset Device Software

jonnyhillow · 04 Jul 2015

derekimo said:

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.

I know it was clearly labeled but when i tried admin first it didn't work (as shown in screen shot) thats why i tried the other, both don't work .

Any ideas as to why i can't get past the second part?

derekimo · 04 Jul 2015

jonnyhillow said:

Any ideas as to why i can't get past the second part?

Sorry, I have no idea. Maybe someone else will have an idea.

jonnyhillow · 04 Jul 2015

I have no idea. Maybe someone else will have an idea.

Thanks man , thats what i like about this place , i can always count on people giving me the correct info lol.

Kidding around , where's my bud NoN , hopefully he has a clue.

NoN · 05 Jul 2015

jonnyhillow said:

I have no idea. Maybe someone else will have an idea.

Thanks man , thats what i like about this place , i can always count on people giving me the correct info lol.

Kidding around , where's my bud NoN , hopefully he has a clue.

Sorry for the late answer,

Extract the Chipset_10.0.27_Public.zip and put the two files mup.xml & SetupChipset.exe in the created chip folder in root C:\

The command window as to be run as Admin and then access to the cd\ as it shows.

Don't rename the SetupChipset.exe !!!

You're missing a slash when typing: C:\>cd\chip

Go to chip folder created with cd\ command and type in the command window:

SetupChipset.exe -overall AND NOT: SetupChipset.exe-overall

Should looks like this:

C:\chip>SetupChipset.exe -overall (and hit Enter)

You have to put a space between "SetupChipset.exe" and "-overall" (no real need -overide, its for IDE)

jonnyhillow · 05 Jul 2015

Your dealing with a complete idiot here NoN , does my screenshots look correct , i am still getting that "can't find the path specified in command prompt .

In the new folder i created is in the second screenshot , those two are correct i hope

I can't figure out how to go about the two things i circled in the bottom screenshot.

derekimo · 05 Jul 2015

Try renaming your folder to chip, or point the cmd to New Folder instead of chip since your folder is named that.

It also looks like you have a folder in a folder from this screenshot.

jonnyhillow · 05 Jul 2015

Thanks , think i did it right , got past the middle one at least .

derekimo · 05 Jul 2015

Did you get rid of the second folder? That may be stopping it from seeing the setup you want it to see.

In other words, Instead of C:\New Folder\New Folder\SetupChipset, as it shows in the screenshot I pointed out previously.

Just have the one folder, C:\New Folder\SetupChipset

NoN · 05 Jul 2015

jonnyhillow said:

Thanks , think i did it right , got past the middle one at least .

We're here to guide you! :)

Step one: You should have only one folder in C:\

example: C:\New Folder, and NOT C:\New Folder\New Folder

Step two: Put the two files in it as i already told you.

Step three: open the window command as Admin and begin to go with cd\ command to the New Folder created in C:\

Step Four: the result is like this C:\New Folder>SetupChipset.exe -overall then hit Enter!

Step Five: reboot the computer as it shows in the Intel installer, and your done!!

jonnyhillow · 05 Jul 2015

Should the new folder end up in system 32 when first made or it just has to show in the the main C drive page like the screenshot shows?

I ask because i followed the info and there's only one folder and it's showing just like the tutorial but i am not getting past the last part in command prompt.