@khanmein:
That is ok. Nobody forces you to update the Intel Chipset Device INF files each time, when a new version of these textmode files is available.
I never understood users (except those with a brandnew Intel chipset system), who are permanently anxious about not to have running the latest version of these INF files on their system.

Zitat von Kamiccolo im Beitrag #334

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Every driver has been updated successfully except for 2.
Intel 7 series/C216 chipset family USB enhanced host controller - 1E2D
Intel 7 series/C216 chipset family USB enhanced host controller - 1E26

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Zitat von Kamiccolo im Beitrag #335

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The latest driver I could find was for 9.3.0.1030 but there from 2013.

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if possible could you find a more updated version of these drivers and add them to the package or if those are the latest mod them for updated date and add them to the ivy bridge package so that other people don't go without installing them either.

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According to my knowledge there is no newer INF file available for these 2 Intel 7-Series Chipset USB 2.0 devices.
After having received your answers to my above questions I will decide, whether I add the related INF file to my AIO INF Files Set or not.

Regards
Dieter (alias Fernando)

Zitat von Kamiccolo im Beitrag #337

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I am running Windows 10 64 bit pro. Both in device manager show that they are using drivers from 2006. Both the standard drivers installed after a fresh installation of windows 10 64 bit pro.

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Usb 2.0 works fine but I would rather have updated drivers for them in general which I have now installed the 2013 drivers.
Didn't test for copy or write speed from usb yet but ill let you know if the new drivers increase performance any way over the 2006 drivers.

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These INF files are no drivers and don't have any impact on the performance of the devices, which are connected to the related USB ports.

Intel Chipset Device Software Version 10.1.1.44 WHQL

DriverVer=07/18/1968, 10.1.1.44


Hmm, 1968 !!

Update of the Start post
Changelog:

• new: "Original Intel Chipset Device Software v10.1.1.44 WHQL" dated 04/20/2017 (Original Set with Installer, all included INF files INF Files compiled in April 2017, but misleadingly dated 07/18/1968, thanks to Pacman resp. Station-Drivers for the source package)
• new: "Latest Intel Chipset Device INF Files v10.1.x.xx WHQL" composed at 05/24/2017 (= AIO package with the "pure" original Intel Chipset Device INF files v10.1.1.44 resp. v10.1.2.85, all compiled by Intel in April resp. January 2017, but shown with the wrong date 07/18/1968 resp. 01/01/1970)

@ all:
Since there are brandnew (but wrongly dated) Intel Chipset Device INF files v10.1.1.44 available since a few days, I decided to update my AIO package with the latest Intel Chipset Device INF files, but with corrected dates.

Update of the Start post
Changelog:

• updated: "Latest pure Intel Chipset Device INF Files v10.1.x.xx mod+signed by Fernando" with corrected dates (04/19/2017 for the included INF files v10.1.1.44 and 02/01/2017 for the v10.1.2.85 ones), the v10.1.1.44 INF files were modified and digitally signed by me today (05/27/2017).

@peagle:
Welcome at Win-RAID Forum and thanks for your contribution!

Zitat von Intel

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"The reason this date is used is to lower the rank of Intel(R) Chipset Device Software. This is necessary because it’s a supporting utility that should not overwrite any other drivers."

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In my eyes the insertion of these absolutely wrong dates into the INF files is not only misleadsing, but additionally useless. Such precaution action would have been necessary with older Intel Chipset Device Utility packages, which additionally contained INF files for the "Rapid Storage Technology" and "HECI", but doesn't make sense for the latest Intel Chipset Device Software Sets, which do not contain such INF files anymore.

Zitat von Intel

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"Updating Intel(R) Chipset Device Software is not needed."

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Regarding this statement I totally agree with Intel.
There is no reason for users of a modern Windows Operating System to take care about the Intel Chipset Device INF files (unless the related device is so new, that the currently running OS doesn't yet have a matching INF file "on board"). The OS natively supports nearly all Intel Chipset Devices.

Zitat von peagle im Beitrag #342

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If you want install the new 10.1.1.44 version of Intel chipset drivers, please try to run "SetupChipset.exe -overall", you can create shortcut for SetupChipset.exe and in target field add -overall key.

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Intel Chipset INF v10.1.2.86

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Windows 10 Redstone 2 is certified

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