Maybe not. The problem could be on my end. I will have to check my BIOS/UEFI settings and see if I have not changed them to Legacy, but that is going to take just a little bit of time. Really don't know if that was the case, @ddelo's script would be different after changing the settings. I will post back. I am calling on your patience...
Theres My current CPU info, thinks i'm up to date as far as I can be, No new bios updates on Asus site at all, just checked
Code:CPU-Info Version 2.1 © 2019 Dimitri Delopoulos Computer Model : G11CD-K Computer Name : BASEMENT1W10 Processor Type : Central Processor Manufacturer : GenuineIntel CPU Family : Intel(R) Core(TM) i7 processor CPU Architecture : x64 Name : Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-7700 CPU @ 3.60GHz Description : Intel64 Family 6 Model 158 Stepping 9 Number of Cores : 4 Number of Logical Processors : 8 Current Clock Speed : 3601 Socket Designation : U3E1 Upgrade Method : Socket LGA1151 CPUID : 000906E9 Display Family : 06H Display Model : 9EH Running microcode revision : 0x8E (loaded by Microsoft Windows 10 Pro) UEFI CPU microcode revision : 0x84 Boot Mode : UEFI UEFI Version : 0807 UEFI Manufacturer : American Megatrends Inc. UEFI Serial Number : H6PDCG00041X UEFI Release Date : 3/15/2018 (358 days ago)
You're absolutely fine!....and your output makes sense! (not like @IronZorg89 which drives me nuts!!!)
Sanity check, please. 99.9% of all of this is over my head. I did follow the excellent instructions here. Applied the KB4465065, ran the PS scripts, and results. Could someone take a look-see, please? Thanks!
Code:Windows PowerShell Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. PS C:\Users\dhubb\Desktop> Set-ExecutionPolicy Bypass -Scope Process -force PS C:\Users\dhubb\Desktop> .\CPU-info.ps1 CPU-Info Version 2.1 © 2019 Dimitri Delopoulos Computer Model : Alienware Aurora R6 Computer Name : DESKTOP-3NE238I Processor Type : Central Processor Manufacturer : GenuineIntel CPU Family : Intel(R) Core(TM) i7 processor CPU Architecture : x64 Name : Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-7700K CPU @ 4.20GHz Description : Intel64 Family 6 Model 158 Stepping 9 Number of Cores : 4 Number of Logical Processors : 8 Current Clock Speed : 4200 Socket Designation : U3E1 Upgrade Method : Other CPUID : 000906E9 Display Family : 06H Display Model : 9EH Running microcode revision : 0x8E (loaded by UEFI) UEFI CPU microcode revision : 0x8E Boot Mode : UEFI UEFI Version : 1.0.18 UEFI Manufacturer : Alienware UEFI Serial Number : 2TK4KH2 UEFI Release Date : 11/6/2018 (123 days ago) PS C:\Users\dhubb\Desktop>
Dick, you're in great shape!!!!Sanity check, please. 99.9% of all of this is over my head. I did follow the excellent instructions here. Applied the KB4465065, ran the PS scripts, and results. Could someone take a look-see, please? Thanks!
Code:Windows PowerShell Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. PS C:\Users\dhubb\Desktop> Set-ExecutionPolicy Bypass -Scope Process -force PS C:\Users\dhubb\Desktop> .\CPU-info.ps1 CPU-Info Version 2.1 © 2019 Dimitri Delopoulos Computer Model : Alienware Aurora R6 Computer Name : DESKTOP-3NE238I Processor Type : Central Processor Manufacturer : GenuineIntel CPU Family : Intel(R) Core(TM) i7 processor CPU Architecture : x64 Name : Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-7700K CPU @ 4.20GHz Description : Intel64 Family 6 Model 158 Stepping 9 Number of Cores : 4 Number of Logical Processors : 8 Current Clock Speed : 4200 Socket Designation : U3E1 Upgrade Method : Other CPUID : 000906E9 Display Family : 06H Display Model : 9EH Running microcode revision : 0x8E (loaded by UEFI) UEFI CPU microcode revision : 0x8E Boot Mode : UEFI UEFI Version : 1.0.18 UEFI Manufacturer : Alienware UEFI Serial Number : 2TK4KH2 UEFI Release Date : 11/6/2018 (123 days ago) PS C:\Users\dhubb\Desktop>
You didn't have to apply KB4465065, as your UEFI microcode is the one suggested by intel.
It won't do anything to your system, as at boot, Windows check the microcode loaded from the UEFI and since it finds it updated does not use the one installed with KB4465065 (which is the same with the UEFI one!).
So should I uninstall the KB, or just leave? Thanks so much for looking!Dick, you're in great shape!!!!
You didn't have to apply KB4465065, as your UEFI microcode is the one suggested by intel.
It won't do anything to your system, as at boot, Windows check the microcode loaded from the UEFI and since it finds it updated does not use the one installed with KB4465065 (which is the same with the UEFI one!).
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