So, I've to stick with your old modded INF with Certificate & proper dated from Aug 2017 I guess, unless you 'd do it in future.

Hi and thanks for the Drivers Fernando but i do have a question.
I'm using windows 10 on a sort of old pc now its a Gigabyte GA-X58A-UD3R Rev2.0 with a intel I7 950.
I know windows don't support anything before 2012.
So your your ACHI and Raid drivers install and work great thanks. the default windows 10 raid drivers will wipe and crash the raid array if swap from/to a intel version.
question is the chip-set do i need to install say a Intel 9x chip-set software to get the most from the ACHI/Raid Drivers and my system.
With no chip-set drivers installed everything seem fine, same for if i do install them just in device manager i see correct names from devices.

I know this is not really anything to do with your drivers but well am asking as not sure were the chip-set used to be needed before windows 10

Intel Chipset Device Software Version 10.1.17695.8086 WHQL new fernando

For Skylake-X, it's the same drivers versions than v10.1.17667.8082

I have broadwell-e 6950X!!i have one question Fernando!how can clean my chipset drivers and i install new chipset driver?thanks

https://downloadcenter.intel.com/downloa...s-?product=1201

Intel® Server Chipset Driver for Windows
Version: 10.1.17711.8088

Hmm no idea what happened with these new chipset drivers, but Win7 said 100 times (for every device) that they were unsigned, and I had to confirm every single device.
Also, after installation, my CPU-Z bench score on i9-7940x (Windows 7) went down by a whopping 2500 points.

Chipset driver 10.1.1.45 from motherboard download page CPU-Z score: 7981.8
Chipset driver 10.1.17711.8088 from win-raid CPU-Z score: 5542.6

I wonder what they changed if anything in the Skylake files that could've resulted in this devastating of a performance loss? Everything was the exact same before and after. I did a bench run (zero programs open) after the installation... then re-downloaded the motherboard chipset drivers, downgraded, did bench again, and got the score above.

Even weirder... my score is 1300 points higher than a standard 7940x... and 400 points higher than 7960x... wtf? I've done no overclocking on this CPU at all...
https://valid.x86.fr/48kgrv

Edit: Something definitely bugged out. Now I run the bench again and got ~5550 with the old chipset driver. That's crazy.

I installed the drivers using -overall command as I always do. Every single item made me click "Install unsigned driver". Which on the x299, there's like 100 Xeon-related chipset items, so I had to click it every time... and Windows created a system restore every time (and deleted old ones as I only allow 5gb to be used).

I've always used -overall every time I do a chipset install and never had that happen. Also, when I looked at the specific system devices, the drivers directly said "Unsigned" in Device Manager.