How good are these driver programs that you see on the web? I tried Driver Reviver and it's telling me that my Intel(R) Desktop/Workstation/Server Express Chipset SATA RAID Controller is out of date and there was one updated on the 02/01/2012. Isn't this covered under the chipset update and if so I went to Intel's web site and Asus's cause that's my mobo's manufactor and there both up to date. It's the Asus P7P55D-E Pro which uses the Intel P55 Xpress Chipset.
Also there's 5 Drivers that it's showing that are outdated. They are PCI Standard PCI-to-PCI Bridge and it says the provider is Microsoft and they've been outdated since 06-01-2010. All 5 of them are this, and yet if I go to Windows Update and check I don't have any updates. I'm currently using Windows 7 64bit.
I assume the updates that you only see on your Mobo's support site our ones that they have approved for that mobo but are they always the most up to date?
Also there's 5 Drivers that it's showing that are outdated. They are PCI Standard PCI-to-PCI Bridge and it says the provider is Microsoft and they've been outdated since 06-01-2010. All 5 of them are this, and yet if I go to Windows Update and check I don't have any updates. I'm currently using Windows 7 64bit.
I assume the updates that you only see on your Mobo's support site our ones that they have approved for that mobo but are they always the most up to date?