thank u for ur response i'm getting this error still https://imgur.com/O4GgxO3 This device cannot start. (code 10)

also downloaded Intel ME System Tools v9.1 from Section C of the OP, https://imgur.com/EC06MJ3 i opened that with administrator MEInfoWin64

@plutomaniac I found this intel me drivers 11.7.0.1057 that are from 2018.
Can u investigate this?
I uploaded to wintrasfer because is 10mb.
-https://we.tl/t-K9OAfEageN

@plutomaniac used ME Analyzer too this is info from it , used bios file
https://imgur.com/a/4fQoFGS

@plutomaniac okey i can't do this this is really hard for me to understand what am i doing ... also i can't change cpu clock settings in bios... something is wrong with this motherboard can't fix it.

@plutomaniac they are only for 5 mb?

@plutomaniac in my country here is 0 programmer who is able to fix this, they can't do this :D rip. can't fix it, i don't have much experience to do this things for example get read/write access to its firmware and etc.

I read the first post in the thread, but still wondering if MEI improves chipset performance/system performance on a newer z390 intel systems with an nvme drive for example, true or false?

because I like to keep unnecessary background services/apps to a minimum, and cant really tell if MEI is something i definetly should install? (I guess its native installed/enabled/supported by win10 anyway, but any point to upgrade driver? from a gaming/perfomance perspective I mean)






EDIT: I guess I should download the latest MEI driver-only installer 12.0.1237 from the first page in this thread, since motherboard is the z390 chipset, and install it,
just wonder, again, if there is actually any real world performance gains in games or benchmarks compared to just using fresh win10 install with latest updates for example?

EDIT2: there seems to be a newer 12.0.1239 driver-only MEI uploaded here: https://www.station-drivers.com/index.ph...id=3959&lang=en

(1.5 mb consumer version)

Still interested to know if there are any benefits to performance by installing the mei driver :) seems mostly like its only a intel backdoor pretty much, from a gaming point of view anyway,
some hard numbers/data on improved performance or benchmarks with updated MEI compared to vanilla windows10 install and ignoring MEI would be nice though,

Cheers and thanks for any help :)

@alexander86
https://www.reddit.com/r/GlobalOffensive...spent_tweaking/

"Very important: Download the newest Intel Management Engine Driver from Intel's site. Intel ME is very important, the newer motherboard you have the more important it is to have an updated version of IME installed. I have sometimes tried to ignore IME (by only using the generic windows driver) but that has always resulted in massive stutters/jitter in games. You need the newest IME version because it's the last with some CPU optimizations."

I wonder if using the latest Intel Management Engine Firmware contains also CPU optimizations.

@plutomaniac can i follow this video? for fixing ME Region? https://youtu.be/ETvVxOOHl8E