Latest Intel Chipset Device Software

Grom0X · 21 Jan 2017

New version:
Intel® Chipset Device Software (INF Update Utility)
Version: 10.1.1.42 (Latest)

Download Intel(R) Chipset Device Software (INF Update Utility)

Brink · 21 Jan 2017

Thank you ZyKLon. First post updated. :)

swarfega · 22 Jan 2017

I downloaded and installed version 10.1.1.42 but its still showing .38.

Xenixone · 29 Jan 2017

Had the same problem.

Fixed it by running the chipset with a command line switch

"SetupChipset.exe -overall"

Took me a while to get it sorted myself ;-)

pparks1 · 30 Jan 2017

I don't usually bother with any of this stuff anymore. Built my son a computer at Christmas, used a Gigabyte GA-z170x-ud3 mobo. Windows 10 installed, it hit Windows update, and all my hardware showes up clean and proper in device manager. The "only" driver I did was from NVIDIA for my GTX1060. Everything else from MS and all running great. No need for any downloads from Gigabyte. Well, except for the BIOS which I updated.

Matthew Wai · 30 Jan 2017

pparks1 said:

Everything else from MS and all running great. No need for any downloads from Gigabyte. Well, except for the BIOS which I updated.

It is the same on my ASUS.

fdegrove · 04 Feb 2017

Hi,

Xenixone said:

Had the same problem.

Fixed it by running the chipset with a command line switch

"SetupChipset.exe -overall"

Took me a while to get it sorted myself ;-)

Keep in mind that using the "-overall " parameter will install the entire package regardless of whether the hardware is actually present or not.

Cheers,

D4ni3l · 04 Feb 2017

swarfega said:

I downloaded and installed version 10.1.1.42 but its still showing .38.

same problem

Second Screen after SetupChipset.exe

Code:

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Intel\InfInst]
"RebootRequired"="False"
"Version"="10.1.1.42"

seems OK without -OVERALL option !!!

All *.INF "Drivers" included in the setup can be extracted
<Win+R> <Your Path>\SetupChipset.exe -extract <your path>\Chipset

D4ni3l · 05 Feb 2017

Intel(R) Chipset Device Software Update Through Microsoft Windows*...

fight between 10.1.1.38 & 10.1.1.42
I do not know how to interpret this

Cliff S · 05 Feb 2017

To be honest, I only get my chipset drivers from my motherboard OEM download site as, in my case, they have been tested by MSI, for the current BIOS version, and ME version, and they still only offer 10.1.1.38: