PCH 7 drivers for Windows 10. Where?


  1. lexo1000
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    PCH 7 drivers for Windows 10. Where?


    Hi!
    Im looking for PCH7 drivers (USB 3.0 & Rapid Storage Technology on my Z77 motherboard) but I can't find them.
    Any idea?
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  3. Samsung User
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    Have you tried Auslogics Driver Updater it is not free but well worth the money I use it all the time found every driver I have ever needed, since XP came out
    There is a trial period but I found it so good I brought it straight away and Microsoft endorsed
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  4. lexo1000
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    Thanks but I prefer to select by myself the drivers installed on my PC
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  6. EdTittel
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    Can you provide make & model info for the motherboard? That will be helpful in providing precise pointers to the necessary drivers. For the nonce, you can also try the Intel Download Center to look for your RST stuff.
    HTH
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