Latest Intel Chipset Device Software

[jk22]

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.

 

[ThrashZone]

Are you having problems if so ask a new question about the issues ?
First I would guess you need to know what chip set you have i5 ? well onboard graphic's you'd have a chip set listing too in System information under Display
My old G45/ G43 is no longer supported but then again I have a GTX 980 instead for graphic that is supported by GeForce so the chip set driver is irrelevant it can come from the windows update system,

 

[jonnyhillow]

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.

 

[Brink]

New Intel chipset driver 10.1.1.14 WHQL version release. See first post for more details.

 

[garaboldi]

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?

 

[AddRAM]

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.

Welcome to the world of a Field Technician

 

[garaboldi]

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?

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.

Welcome to the world of a Field Technician

 

[Brink]

New Intel chipset driver 10.1.1.42 WHQL version release. See first post for more details.

 

[Brink]

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

 

[goopy]

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,

 

[Brink]

10.1.17765.8094 is just the latest version released.

 

[goopy]

Thanks Brink,
Can this be used for Skylake CPU?

 

[Brink]

If it's 6th Gen Core, it should.

Products formerly Skylake

The installer will check and let you know if it's not compatible.

 

[goopy]

Thanks Brink, but can't seem to find a w7 version?

 

[Brink]

Thanks Brink, but can't seem to find a w7 version?

The download link on the first page is for Windows 7 as well.

 

[dsperber]

I mention that the URL no longer points to the 10.1.17 version, which definitely did support Win7.

The web page on the Intel site pointed to by the URL in post #1 of this thread now provides version 10.1.18 for download, which appears to now be for Win10-only. No more official support for Win7 from Intel I guess, and they're "cleaning house" to reflect that.

I propose that the "legacy" final 10.1.17 version of the Chipset INF Utility be posted here on SevenForums, as a download link in post #1 of this thread.

I haven't attempted to use 10.1.18 to see if it would still work for Win7, but I doubt that it will. So I feel we really need to memorialize the final 10.1.17 version and make it available in perpetuity, right here on this thread, in case anybody actually needs to or wants to reinstall Win7 in the future.

Same as through a how-to thread in the Installation Sub-forum we now provide an automated way (e.g. user-developed 7UP command) to produce a totally updated Win7 install media (slipstreaming all past Windows Updates with retail Win7 install media), to insure against MS totally shutting down the Windows Updates server for Win7, it seems like a good insurance policy to also provide for download the required 10.1.17 Intel Chipset INF Utility on SevenForums.

 

[Brink]

I suppose you can still download 10.1.17 via Softpedia below instead for now.

Download Intel Chipset Utility 10.1.17 for Windows 7, Windows 7 64 bit, Windows 8, Windows 8 64 bit, Windows 8.1, Windows 8.1 64 bit, Windows 10, Windows 10 64 bit

 

[NoN]

I mention that the URL no longer points to the 10.1.17 version, which definitely did support Win7.

The web page on the Intel site pointed to by the URL in post #1 of this thread now provides version 10.1.18 for download, which appears to now be for Win10-only. No more official support for Win7 from Intel I guess, and they're "cleaning house" to reflect that.

I propose that the "legacy" final 10.1.17 version of the Chipset INF Utility be posted here on SevenForums, as a download link in post #1 of this thread.

I haven't attempted to use 10.1.18 to see if it would still work for Win7, but I doubt that it will. So I feel we really need to memorialize the final 10.1.17 version and make it available in perpetuity, right here on this thread, in case anybody actually needs to or wants to reinstall Win7 in the future.

Same as through a how-to thread in the Installation Sub-forum we now provide an automated way (e.g. user-developed 7UP command) to produce a totally updated Win7 install media (slipstreaming all past Windows Updates with retail Win7 install media), to insure against MS totally shutting down the Windows Updates server for Win7, it seems like a good insurance policy to also provide for download the required 10.1.17 Intel Chipset INF Utility on SevenForums.

You can follow and trust this Source, you'll find your need with Intel Chipset Device Software Serie 10.0.x & 10.1.1.x.

 

[iMouse]

You can also download the Win7 version of the chipset driver from the archive of Intel's website:

chipset-10.1.17.zip (MD5: fe51bb7f64eec3b733e1fbd814927b39)

Based on the processors/chipsets it supports, I think it should work fine up to 9th gen processors.