HP produced a Softpaq for the HP Z1 G3 workstation to add support for Intel RST Driver running on Windows 10(64bit) But it does not include explicit support for the C226 chipset used by the Z1 G2. 0 Kudos Paul_Tikkanen. 9 Series Chipset Family SATA AHCI Controller'. Driver: intel 7 series chipset family sata ahci controller, 11.6.0.1030 Hello, welcome to ASUS Republic of Gamers Official Forum. Please note you may have to register before you can post: click the register link above to proceed. The ones posted above are way too old, and do not have the driver needed for the HM70 chipset. If you are installing the sata driver from a USB FDD, then use the up/down arrow keys to scroll to and select the Intel(R) 7 Series Chipset Family SATA AHCI Controller.

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When I was in my teens and started to learn about fixing computers, one of the first thing I remembered learning was the proper order to install drivers. Installing Windows now is much more simplified and easy compared to Windows 95/98 because we don’t need to use a DOS bootup floppy disk, and the vast support of devices on Windows 7. Windows 98 didn’t support a lot of drivers and we need to spend quite a lot of time searching and downloading the drivers for chipset, display, sound, modem and printer on the internet using the slow 56Kbps dial up internet connection.

A very old friend of mine just called me yesterday asking me what and how to install chipset driver. Many people call it a chipset driver but in fact it is not a driver nor does it include drivers. It contains information text files (INFs) that provides the operating system with information about a piece of hardware on the system. This allows the operating system to show the correct name for that piece of hardware in Device Manager.

As far as I can remember, the first driver that I should always install is the chipset drivers once Windows installation has been completed, followed by the rest of the drivers. If you install the Intel Chipset Software much later, you will notice that it will not install all INFs.

Actually most of the time you’ll find that there is no need to install chipset software because it only gives a proper name for some Intel’s devices. If you prefer to install it but already installed Windows long ago, there is a trick to updates ALL INF drivers on all available devices even if third party drivers are currently installed. Meaning that if you’ve never installed the Intel Chipset software and would like to do it now, you can force the update by using the command below:

First you need to make sure that you have Intel chipset. You can run Intel Driver Update Utility which uses either ActiveX or Java to scan your system. Once the product detected shows that you have Intel chipset, then “manually” download the latest version of the Intel chipset software.

If you’ve downloaded the zip version, extract it and you’ll get the file name infinst_autol.exe. Instead of just running the setup file that you’ve just downloaded, you’ll need to run it with an extra command line -OVERALL switch. For example:

infinst_autol.exe -OVERALL

You will notice that the Intel Chipset software installs more INFs compared to just running the setup alone without the -OVERALL switch. Always remember the saying “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it”. So don’t update your device drivers if everything is working well.

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Thanks a lot. I had “unknown error” all the time while installing Intel Chipset Driver on my Windows 10 64-bit but adding -OVERALL switch did the trick !!! Btw. the file I downloaded was SetupChipset.exe so I guess the names may differ. Thanks Raymond ! :)

Abdulhkeem2 years ago

1.000.000 Thanks Man!

THANK YOU SIR!

Ivy3 years ago

Please help! I have installed the chipset and every time it scans, it says it needs the same update. Why is my install not “sticking”?

WOW- thanks- was at my wits end as I couldnt find the proper USB drivers to install- this fixed them. I will have to reinstall the PCI drivers manually for some reason, but that is cake compared to what I went through trying to find the usb drivers- THANKS

wave8 years ago

Habib said:
Ray

I downloaded and renamed it to infinst_autol.exe -OVERALL after that it was not exe (setup file) anymore. did not work on my Windows 7

You don’t rename the file. What he gave was the command to input in the Command Prompt program. Use the cd (change directory) command in Command Prompt to navigate to the directory with your infinst_autol.exe, then once you’re in the same directory as the infinst_autol.exe file, run the:
infinst_autol.exe -OVERALL
command in Command Prompt.

Ray

I downloaded and renamed it to infinst_autol.exe -OVERALL after that it was not exe (setup file) anymore. did not work on my Windows 7

anon2 years ago

Do not rename the file -OVERALL is a switch … use thru cmd or shortcut

Thanks raymond for the post

nimd48 years ago

Pretty sure you need the driver for Turbo Boost CPUs, etc. ;)

Ray

“Actually most of the time you’ll find that there is no need to install chipset software because it only gives a proper name for some Intel’s devices. ”

I am not sure about “most of the time” but there are times when “chipset drivers” need to be installed for proper operation. The inf files tell the OS HOW to “configure the the Intel(R) chipset components” to quote Intel. I take that to mean letting the OS know the capablities of the H/W and how to talk to it. From personal experience I have seen a replacement server not function properly because the wrong “chipset drivers were installed.

Regards,
wavy

Albert Castillo3 years ago

Chipset drivers are needed. Always install them. Always get the latest ones from the motherboard manufacturer’s website. This is more than just a proper name! The chipset drivers are exactly what the name says: drivers for the main chipset which is the heart of the motherboard. PCIe bridge, DMA controller, USB driver, and other very important chipset functions.

hi mr ray…. i wonder if you can help me.. i want to install windows to my pc.. what software do i have to install to make my

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