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Hey all
Right so having this since I installed vista on my new build what do you make of it?
Ive updated the drivers from the disc that come with the Motherbored.

And its still here so....
Any ideaS?

Ive installed what windows links me to but its old and out dated the one I have now is newer.

Thanks

Rob

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Why not install the latest drivers from Intel?

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Already Installed the Drivers I can't find any latest ones on intel link me if you can find any?

Reply to hogo

If you alreaday installed version http://downloadcenter.intel.com/fi [...] submit=Go!, then the issue probably is not with the Intel chipset. What motherboard do you have?


Message edited by GhislainG on 03-11-2009 at 10:14:13 PM
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Gigabyte X58 UD3R

Thanks il try

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I already have intels latest stuff and Gigabytes so any other ideas?

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I have the same issue.
The system had been running just fine for 6 weeks. ! Yesterday I had to revise my HDD RAID1 configuration (increase the operating system space). This erased all my applications & data so I reinstalled Vista and received the message "Compatibility issue between windows & chipset....Intel quickpath architecture input output hub". I did not install the linked fix because the version on my machine was newer.
I'm now having internet connectivity issues.... can't establish & maintain connectivity. Thunderbird mail client isn't able to install a new update, etc.
Also can't get my LAN to recognize the 2 computers (each computer can recognize the network attached storage – NAS).
Saving files, etc. is much slower than previously.

I wonder if a recent Vista patch has caused this issue?

Let's keep this thread updated as we learn more. We're not alone on this issue.

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I down loaded the latest EVGA chipset & LAN drivers. So far, it appears to have resolved the issue.

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