Latest Intel Chipset Device Software  

jonnyhillow said:

I have found many manufacturers sites do not have the latest drivers , they offer drivers that work with your machine but they are far from the latest.

You are right.

If you were replying to me , no problems my friend ( a few mental issues) but thats something for another time.

Never mind , i don't think you were even referring to me , how embarrassing , need to go lay down now.

Question: Dell Prec WS T3620. Windows freezes during post and goes on a boot loop. Dell says a New Intel chipset is the cause. They send me to the client with a new SSD, with notes of " replace hard drive". Client tells me I am suppose to install the new chipset. How do I suppose to install the new chipset when windows isn't running? To warn- I'm not really good using CMD?

Job notes read " Replace SSD".

Get onsite, cx is telling me I need to install a chipset update if/when the new formatted SSD installs. But when windows tries to start, it stops, restarts, stops again (Boot loop).
By replacing the SSD, I fulfilled my job requirements.
Customer (who is confined to wheel chair) runs a marketing business from home. I was trying to be nice and "go the extra step".

SO I came on here asking if there is a way to install a chipset update without a working OS?

AddRAM said:

If you have to replace the drive, then you`ll have to reinstall windows, didn`t you read the job description ?

Try running a startup repair first, or a system restore.

You do whatever you`re paid to do, that`s it, nothing more :)

A chipset driver would not cause a boot loop, as it hasn`t even got to windows yet.

Someone messed up their PC and you have to fix it.

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Brink said:

New Intel chipset driver 10.1.17765.8094 version release. See first post for more details.

Greetings Brink,

Both 10.1.1.42 and 10.1.17 are still listed on the intel website as latest. Can you kindly explain the difference between these and 10.1.17765.8094?

Many thanks and best regards,