I believe drivers will halt my upgrade - Thoughts?

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    Lebon14 said:
    I did not reserve it yet. I want to see feedback from people doing the upgrade. Also, my dad's laptop's signed up. So, I can see for myself when he spots the update being ready. (He'll probably call me about it...)

    Here's a screenshot (in French) of the check the GWX does...:


    As you can see, there's no problems. My problem is "Can I secure drivers for everything separately?". The only stubborn thing seems to be Intel's Chipset driver.
    C'est bon.

    I know of no standalone compatibility checker for Win 10, but the one that is part of the upgrade reservations apparently can be used to generate a detailed report:

    Will your PC run Windows 10? Use the official compatibility checker to find out | ZDNet

    Reserving the update does not commit you to ever installing it.

    I'd place a small wager ($0.05US) that an X58 motherboard will be adequately supported by drivers that are included with 10.
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  2. Posts : 109
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       #22

    bobkn said:
    C'est bon.

    I know of no standalone compatibility checker for Win 10, but the one that is part of the upgrade reservations apparently can be used to generate a detailed report:

    Will your PC run Windows 10? Use the official compatibility checker to find out | ZDNet

    Reserving the update does not commit you to ever installing it.

    I'd place a small wager ($0.05US) that an X58 motherboard will be adequately supported by drivers that are included with 10.
    All that it shows is what I've screenshot above. There's no other links.

    Also, maybe, yes, there'll be drivers along Win10 for X58 but the thing is, is that it's not as feature rich as Intel's drivers.
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  3. Posts : 4,453
    Win 11 Pro 22000.708
       #23

    Lebon14 said:
    All that it shows is what I've screenshot above. There's no other links.

    Also, maybe, yes, there'll be drivers along Win10 for X58 but the thing is, is that it's not as feature rich as Intel's drivers.
    My hope is that they would be Intel drivers, rather than generic Microsoft ones.

    I checked the Microsoft Update archive, but failed to turn up anything specific for X58.
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  4. Posts : 109
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       #24

    bobkn said:
    My hope is that they would be Intel drivers, rather than generic Microsoft ones.

    I checked the Microsoft Update archive, but failed to turn up anything specific for X58.
    Point and fact.

    I still don't have drivers for my X58 chipset.
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  5. Posts : 109
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       #25

    SO, I found something interesting. The latest INFupdate from Intel contains a file called "mup.xml". So, I checked it and I discovered that it's a device detector.

    So, I went into my Device Manager and checked for Chipset ID: 3A30. I did a quick search in the xml file for that and I found a result!

    Here's a screenshot:


    What do you guys think? It's definitely a sign, right?

    EDIT

    Yeah, I highlighted the result for Windows 2000. But I found Windows 8.1 down there.
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  6. Posts : 173
    Windows 10 Pro
       #26

    Looks good, if there's no Windows 10 certified chipset driver for your motherboard the Windows 8.1 ones should work at the very least without any problems.

    Edit:

    Logitech SetPoint for Windows 10: Latest Logitech SetPoint Software - Windows 10 Forums

    Not sure if your mouse/keyboard is on the list of supported devices for the updated software.
    Last edited by Nemix; 30 Jul 2015 at 20:57.
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