This Software was basically dead for a decade, i wrote a rant on asus feedback page and 2 days later it starts spamming my computer with INTEL CHIPSET UPDATES I just now received the 4th update (or repeated attempt) in a week!!

No for real ..it detects on the latest Windows 10 Enterprise , Insider Fast Ring Build the following (completely outdated ?? year 2016/named Intel 200 Series LPC Controller under system devices running chipset driver version 10.1.1.38) and wants to update it to 10.1.1.44 with a size of 5.083 KB which is btw also completely outdated from 2017

Now what the actual F ...Intel 200 ? This is a Strix 370 Z - F Gaming mainboard which is a Intel 300 series chipset... Dunno if thats normal but
its seems a bit odd. And of course i have the actual motherboard drivers installed.

Anways the EZ Updater then proceeds doing so when you agree to update and ends with stating that the update is complete and im pretty sure it does NOTHING because the driver version stays the same after completing the process and when u refresh EZ Update the update is there again. So it not only fails to install but also gives false feedback about a succesful installation,. It also does NOT ask for Admin permissions to install the driver. So im pretty sure this is just another one of these typical ASUS software desasters.

I havent seen this EZ Updater doing anything EVER on any ASUS system i owned in 10 years or more.. So that its now coming back
from the dead is more troubling than actually pleasing, did you fire the guy reponsible for updating this and put a new one in charge or what? 😛

And even if this is a user error and i have not installed the correct chipset driver...lets just theorize here... why does it start to bug me now about something that must have been the case for months or even years depending on how long the OS was installed.

Also theres this article concerning the currently installed driver, so im wondering why this is the case , shouldnt all of this be adressed by installing the manufacturers chipset drivers package from the downloads page in the first place, or are these components to be ignored and not part of that package or what? The package that i have installed is: Version 1828.12.0.1152 2019/01/24
Since these drivers are also SMBUS relevant and this board is SMBUS 3.0 and the drivers which are present are SMBUS 2.0 drivers (afaik) and these components are specific for temperature and voltage control on a motherboard i wonder what the hell is this intransparent mess?
Is this how things should be ? Its very confusing. Is it for KABY LAKE backward compatbility or or is only the storage controller part of the 300 chipset and the rest of this board is based on 200 chipset? This system runs a COFFEE LAKE processor.

This article says otherwise:
https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/articles/000023446/software/chipset-software.html
Also Intel itself says that the driver ASUS wants to install on my system is for INTEL COMPUTE CARDS , i dont run such a thing.

And in general THIS is a very noteworthy article about the changes to the windows 10 driver architecture and intels adapation
of the DCH Driver model in November 2018:
https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/articles/000031572/programs/intel-corporation.html

In which way are ASUS drivers compliant to this new model?

Intels Driver Update Utility does NOT detect any needs to update my chipset driver at all btw
and it identifies the Z370 as intel 200 chipset