- #Intel smart connect technology software v5.0.10.2936 how to#
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It should be STATIONARY during operation. Your computer should not be slow, fast, or any variation in-between. If your computer is moving, then you're doing it wrong. I've always found that windows updates slow down my pc over time.
#Intel smart connect technology software v5.0.10.2936 install#
When I say "Update" yes I mean either the update method via a clean install or the method where Windows is going to just "do it" via Windows Update.
#Intel smart connect technology software v5.0.10.2936 drivers#
Wouldn't this be ruining the traditional way in which you install drivers?Ģ) Install Windows 8.1, connect to internet, do a clean install of Windows 10, install all drivers and software normally.īut you instead are advocating installing the first way? Wouldn't this cause issues, conflicts, etc. From what I understand, peoples' wireless drivers are being deleted when they update. I am not aware of the process behind how you update to Windows 10 yet as I have not looked it up yet.ġ) Install Windows 8.1 + Drivers and then update to Windows 10. If so, wouldn't it be better to do a clean install and install drivers as you usually would? Install what drivers are missing and simply hope for the best.įirst of all, when you say "update", are you referring to when you insert and run a Windows installation media and it gives you the option to update or do a clean install? Once its done, go ahead and clean up what it has left behind. So if you choose to just do the "Update" and not a clean install, do the update then let Windows do all it needs to do.
#Intel smart connect technology software v5.0.10.2936 driver#
I think the driver installed correctly though. It did have another Setup.exe, which I ran. The last one being the order in which to install the drivers, because I think my order was correct.Īlso, worth noting there was one driver I came across which didn't have an AsusSetup.exe. You answered all of those Qs nicely except the last one which I wasn't too bothered about. I just didn't include the out of date ones.
#Intel smart connect technology software v5.0.10.2936 .exe#
exe file"Īs far as leaving out drivers, Im 95% sure that my list included ALL the necessary drivers.
Installing ASUS's drivers is a little bit difficult, after you unzip the folder you want to run the "AsusSetup.exe" if its available not just "any ol'. If you get a video card from Gigabyte, even if it has a Nvidia chip in it, go get the driver from Gigabyte. If there is a chipset on that board (Realtek, Intel, Asmedia, Jmicron, AMD, Nvidia, or any other slew of companies, YOU SHOULD ALWAYS GO TO ASUS TO GET THE DRIVER FOR THAT MOTHERBOARD. If you have a ASUS motherboard, EVERY SINGLE driver for that motherboard will come from ASUS. To keep it simple, my Q here is: Is this order acceptable?įirst you should get drivers ONLY from the name on the outside of the box.
But I would like to know in case this issue arises again for another driver. I think there being two exe's might just be unique to the chipset drivers. And (for the chipset driver) the other is SetupChipset. When I unzip the folders, I am left with two exe's.
#Intel smart connect technology software v5.0.10.2936 how to#
This is me asking how to install Asus' drivers. I noticed you left out some drivers from Asus' driver list. Haha Yeah sorry about that, I just kept asking more and more Qs. But going from what you said in the other thread, I won't need to install any of intels' drivers because everything I need is already included here. The main reason I posted it was because I was concerned at which point I'd have to install the drivers from Intel. Was just my attempt to organise all the drivers I'll be installing. Wi-Fi Driver V6.34.223.5 for Windows 7/8/8.1 32bit & 64bit.(WHQL)Īfter that, install any other hardware drivers you have (keyboard, mice, monitors, usb devices, headsets, ect.) the install your utilities that you decided to do. Asmedia SATA Controller Driver V2.0.8.1 for Windows 7/8/8.1 32bit & 64bit.(WHQL)Ħ. Intel Smart Connect Technology Software V5. for Windows Win7 32bit & Win8 32bit & Win8.1 32bit-(WHQL)Ĥ. Intel Rapid Storage Technology Driver software V13. for Windows Win7 64bit & Win8 64bit & Win8.1 64bit-(WHQL). Intel AHCI/RAID Driver Path for Windows Win7 32bit & Win7 64bit & Win8 32bit & Win8 64bit & Win8.1 32bit & Win8.1 64bit. Intel® Chipset Software Installation Utility V10.0.20 for Windows 7/8/8.1 32bit & 64bit.(WHQL)Ģ. In your situation this is my install order:ġ. With newer motherboards they don't have a Northbridge and a Southbridge!
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