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Intel Chipset Device Installation Download 9.3.0.1025
on: 11/07/2012 11:03 AM [ 15 comment(s) ]
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Download Intel Chipset Device Installation Utility 9.3.0.1025
The Intel Chipset Device Software installs the Windows* INF files. The INF files inform the operating system how to properly configure the chipset for specific functionality, such as USB and core PCI.
How to Install
Download the file to a folder on your PC; then double-click on the file name to launch the installation.
How to Install
Download the file to a folder on your PC; then double-click on the file name to launch the installation.
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Change Info:
Features Added in Production Version 9.3.0.1025 Fixed DH89xxCC-cor.inf from older build Added Windows* Server 2012 to readme Updated readme with Windows* 8 Added signed cat files from Windows* 8 HKC File name: INF_allOS_9.3.0.1025_PV.exe Version: 9.3.0.1025 Download Date: 11/01/2012 Status: Latest Size: 4.22 MB Language: English Operating Systems: Windows 8, 32-bit*, Windows 8, 64-bit*
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#4450192 Posted on: 11/09/2012 04:40 AM
Yea I needed -overall to get it to install.
Do we still need to use the "/overall" switch?
Yea I needed -overall to get it to install.
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#4450218 Posted on: 11/09/2012 06:41 AM
That's what I figured...lol.
Yea I needed -overall to get it to install.
That's what I figured...lol.
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#4450344 Posted on: 11/09/2012 11:34 AM
Where do I add the -overall comandline?
That's what I figured...lol.
Where do I add the -overall comandline?
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#4450354 Posted on: 11/09/2012 12:01 PM
The -overall switch isn't really needed, since in most cases they are just describer inf's so Windows knows what it is and so it shows properly in Device Manager. What this means is, the version that comes with Windows is fine! Basically the only difference with most of the INF's is the driver version and maybe a slight variation in the name given to them (most likely not though).
For things like the AHCI driver, you should use the performance driver (part of Rapid Storage Technology driver), not the INF driver.
The -overall switch isn't really needed, since in most cases they are just describer inf's so Windows knows what it is and so it shows properly in Device Manager. What this means is, the version that comes with Windows is fine! Basically the only difference with most of the INF's is the driver version and maybe a slight variation in the name given to them (most likely not though).
For things like the AHCI driver, you should use the performance driver (part of Rapid Storage Technology driver), not the INF driver.
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Would this work for both my Intel boards?
Asus Maximus II Formula (P45 chipset)
Asus Rampage IV Extreme (X79)
Just curious, prolly will not bother installing as everything seems to be working nicely...