@Darkseed:

Zitat von Darkseed im Beitrag #690

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Please tell me the latest version of the driver for the Intel X99 chipset.

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@panosxidis: All users of a system with an Intel chipset can easily verify whether they are using the currently latest Intel Chipset INF files by doing the following:
1. Download and unzip the currently "Latest Intel Chipset Device INF files v10.1 Series WHQL", which I am offering within the start post of this thread.
2. Do a right-click onto the device named "Intel(R) SMBus", which is listed within the "System Devices" section of the Device Manager, and choose the options "Update Driver" > "Browse my computer...".
3. Hit the "Search" button, navigate to the folder, which contains the above mentioned "Latest Intel Chipset INF files", and click onto "OK".
If you get the message, that the latest/best driver is already installed, you know, that there is no Intel chipset INF file which needs an update. If the driver of the "Intel SMBus" should be updated, the user should check the same way as before the up-to-dateness of the other listed "System Devices", whose names start with the word "Intel".

Zitat von attica1284 im Beitrag #694

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I've searching for the latest INF-Driver for an Z87-Chipset?

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Zitat von kyriacos im Beitrag #696

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How can I install this manually?

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@kyriacos: If you want to update the Intel chipset INF files manually, you have to do it for each device individually. The order doesn't matter.
You will get a message whether the "driver" has been updated or not. All listed Intel chipset devices need/will use the same version number. That means: Either all or none of them will be updated, when you offer the package with the latest "pure" Intel Chipset INF files.
Note: Not all Intel devices, which are listed within the "System Devices" section of the Device Manager, are real Intel chipset INF files. The "Intel(R) Management Engine Interface" may need a real MEI driver.

@kyriacos: If you want to get more garbage within the PC's drive C, run the installer of an outdated package.
What lets you think, that the currently used Intel chipset INF files need to be updated? Intel doesn't care about old chipsets.

@kyriacos: Don't mix the Installer version with the version of the INF files. An Intel chipset INF file version 10.0.26 doesn't exist.
Attached is a list with the latest versions of all available Intel chipset INF files for all Intel CPU series from SandyBridge up to the latest.

@kyriacos:
Please attach the Intel INF files v10.0.26. Then I can check, whether you really have installed "the latest" ones for your mainboard's chipset.
By the way - Intel's chipset INF files are simple text files and do support all 32/64bit Windows Operating Systems from Win7 up.