I have a Asus P8H77-V LE motherboard and I used the chipset drivers that came on the CD that shipped with the motherboard. I saw in another thread about an Intel utility that updated the drivers for you. It is called "SetupChipsets.exe". After installing it, nothing happened. I read in the readme.txt that the system should ask you to reboot. Since it did not ask, I did a manual reboot and again nothing seemed to be happening. In the instructions I tells you to go to <INF Extract Directory>\XXXX\Win7 but I cannot find that anywhere on my PC.
So I gave up and when to Asus's website and tried to manually download and install it. I downloaded this file: http://dlcdnet.asus.com/pub/ASUS/misc/utils/Intel_Chipset_V9301019_XPWin7.zip
When I ran the setup it said that the current version is 10.0.13 and it is newer than the one I was trying to overwrite it with (9.0.0.1019). How is this possible that the one from the website is older than the one on the CD? Or did the Intel utility update it without me knowing it?
Another strange thing is windows device manager reports the chipset driver as version 9.3.0.1011.
Is the chipset up todate and should I leave it well enough alone? Or is something else going on here?
So I gave up and when to Asus's website and tried to manually download and install it. I downloaded this file: http://dlcdnet.asus.com/pub/ASUS/misc/utils/Intel_Chipset_V9301019_XPWin7.zip
When I ran the setup it said that the current version is 10.0.13 and it is newer than the one I was trying to overwrite it with (9.0.0.1019). How is this possible that the one from the website is older than the one on the CD? Or did the Intel utility update it without me knowing it?
Another strange thing is windows device manager reports the chipset driver as version 9.3.0.1011.
Is the chipset up todate and should I leave it well enough alone? Or is something else going on here?
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