11-30-2017 04:03 AM - last edited 3 weeks ago by ROGBot
11-30-2017 04:40 AM
12-27-2017 05:56 AM
no1yak wrote:
If you don't have any yellow exclamation marks in device manager then don't bother with the chipset inf. Windows will recognise your hardware and yes, the date in those devices are dated 1968 version 10.1.1.45 which windows installed by default.
12-27-2017 04:02 PM
emsir wrote:
That's not a very clever answer. I've just updated my MEI and Chipset drivers and now my driver date in all my pcie express root ports are dated 18-07-1968....this is absolutely wrong and NOT normal in anyway. So your answer is bull. The driver date should and must be correct no matter what. Think about it. in 1968 there were NO driver available at all ...and NO PC in the World. Intel must correct this error and stamp the drivers with the correct year. You can't just say this is normal and we should not bother. Intel made an error and must correct it...Period!
12-28-2017 04:44 PM
emsir wrote:
The driver date should and must be correct no matter what… Intel must correct this error and stamp the drivers with the correct year. Intel made an error and must correct it.
04-19-2018 12:23 PM
emsir wrote:
That's not a very clever answer. I've just updated my MEI and Chipset drivers and now my driver date in all my pcie express root ports are dated 18-07-1968....this is absolutely wrong and NOT normal in anyway. So your answer is bull. The driver date should and must be correct no matter what. Think about it. in 1968 there were NO driver available at all ...and NO PC in the World. Intel must correct this error and stamp the drivers with the correct year. You can't just say this is normal and we should not bother. Intel made an error and must correct it...Period!
12-30-2017 01:18 AM
no1yak wrote:
If you don't have any yellow exclamation marks in device manager then don't bother with the chipset inf. Windows will recognise your hardware and yes, the date in those devices are dated 1968 version 10.1.1.45 which windows installed by default.
12-27-2017 08:34 PM
04-19-2018 10:55 PM
JustinThyme wrote:
and check periodcally with the vendor for driver updates and do it manually.
01-08-2018 08:29 AM
izzyreb02 wrote:
I dunno if anyone notice this, but when my Driver update tool detects that it needs an Driver Update, it tries to get Intel Series 200 instead and thats when I saw the Driver Date. (This is at System Devices section, It seems all Intel related things are like that.. Like PCI Express Root Port, Intel LPC Controller in Device Manager)
I'm currently on Windows 10 Professional x64 bit
I also notice that there isn't really a intel series 300 chipset drivers on intel website other than just a chipset driver package, that seems like the only thing needed for the Z370. Even tho, they are the only ones that have a Driver Date messed up.
I dunno if this has been brought up or not, but if it has. I do appoligize to bring it up again.