Firmware 8.1.65.1568 :

* Support for 512-bit keys in RADIUS certificates
* First ME FW 8.1 version to be released to support ME Software v11.0 for the Windows 10 launch
* Fixed an issue where receiving a malformed packet in the Management Engine Network stack could trigger and denial of service
* Implemented HDCP 2.2 Errata for Intel(R) WiDi support

Firmware 9.1.32.1002:

* Support for 512-bit keys in RADIUS certificates
* First ME FW 9.1 version to be released to support ME Software v11.0 for the Windows 10 launch
* Fixed an issue where receiving a malformed packet in the Management Engine Network stack could trigger and denial of service
* Fixed an issue that causes PlayReady 3.0 licence acquisition failures, preventing movie playback 1.4% of the time

@ megatron:

Install a proper MEI driver from the first post: Intel MEI Driver v11.0.0.1157 MEI-Only Installer.

Don't confuse MEI with ME FW. MEI is the driver whereas ME FW is...well firmware. Firmware are platform specific whereas the drivers can work on multiple platforms.

The ME drivers are not like RST. Updating them does not improve performance (only bugfixes) and the latest are always recommended (unless specifically mentioned otherwise).

If I remember properly I've given the exact same reply to you in the past. Still, you have a X99 system so the latest firmware is 9.1.32.1002 and the latest driver is v11.0.0.1157 (as of now of course).

Any issues with UBU need to be addressed to SoniX (developer of UBU) at the UBU Discussion thread, not here.

@ tecnics:

None. Update the driver to the latest which is 11.0.0.1157. You have a 1.5MB system so the INF by itself is enough if you know how to install it via Device Manager. Otherwise, the Installer.

@ puket:
Welcome at Win-RAID Forum!

Zitat von puket im Beitrag #1531

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I wanted to update my Gigabyte GA-X79-UD3 with the latest ME firmware. How to use Windows 10 operating system 64-bit.

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Zitat

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What's the last available and where powers find it?

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Within the start post of this thread.

Zitat

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I've seen many versions but I would not do damage trying to use one wrong.

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If you are unsure regarding the Intel ME Firmware branch (ME7 or ME8) of your system, I recommend to run the related Intel MEInfo tool first.

Regards
Dieter (alias Fernando)

@ tecnics:

MEBx, UNS & LMS are 5MB firmware features. You have the 1.5MB SKU so they are not available.

@ puket:

Make sure you have the latest BIOS from Gigabyte first (F20). Then update to the latest ME8 1.5MB firmware using the ME8 tools. Read the first post for more information.