Intel® Driver & Support Assistant always says there's a newer version available
As of the last few months, something has changed on Intel's site and downloading the latest drivers requires the Intel® Driver & Support Assistant.
Problem is, after installing the latest version from their site, it's telling me to get a new version. Downloading this new version (the exact same EXE as before), I can only uninstall or cancel.
How can I get Intel's website to recognize I've installed the latest Intel® Driver & Support Assistant?
windows-10 drivers intel-core-i7 windows-10-v1809
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As of the last few months, something has changed on Intel's site and downloading the latest drivers requires the Intel® Driver & Support Assistant.
Problem is, after installing the latest version from their site, it's telling me to get a new version. Downloading this new version (the exact same EXE as before), I can only uninstall or cancel.
How can I get Intel's website to recognize I've installed the latest Intel® Driver & Support Assistant?
windows-10 drivers intel-core-i7 windows-10-v1809
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As of the last few months, something has changed on Intel's site and downloading the latest drivers requires the Intel® Driver & Support Assistant.
Problem is, after installing the latest version from their site, it's telling me to get a new version. Downloading this new version (the exact same EXE as before), I can only uninstall or cancel.
How can I get Intel's website to recognize I've installed the latest Intel® Driver & Support Assistant?
windows-10 drivers intel-core-i7 windows-10-v1809
As of the last few months, something has changed on Intel's site and downloading the latest drivers requires the Intel® Driver & Support Assistant.
Problem is, after installing the latest version from their site, it's telling me to get a new version. Downloading this new version (the exact same EXE as before), I can only uninstall or cancel.
How can I get Intel's website to recognize I've installed the latest Intel® Driver & Support Assistant?
windows-10 drivers intel-core-i7 windows-10-v1809
windows-10 drivers intel-core-i7 windows-10-v1809
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In my case, I was being offered the version 3.7.0.6 on the web page you have shared. However, by googling around on the same issue we were suffering, I discovered that Intel had launched version 3.7.0.8 which is the real latest one:
Intel® Driver & Support Assistant
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That's some black-belt Google-fu right there!
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In my case, I was being offered the version 3.7.0.6 on the web page you have shared. However, by googling around on the same issue we were suffering, I discovered that Intel had launched version 3.7.0.8 which is the real latest one:
Intel® Driver & Support Assistant
1
That's some black-belt Google-fu right there!
– Sawtaytoes
Jan 5 at 12:18
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In my case, I was being offered the version 3.7.0.6 on the web page you have shared. However, by googling around on the same issue we were suffering, I discovered that Intel had launched version 3.7.0.8 which is the real latest one:
Intel® Driver & Support Assistant
1
That's some black-belt Google-fu right there!
– Sawtaytoes
Jan 5 at 12:18
add a comment |
In my case, I was being offered the version 3.7.0.6 on the web page you have shared. However, by googling around on the same issue we were suffering, I discovered that Intel had launched version 3.7.0.8 which is the real latest one:
Intel® Driver & Support Assistant
In my case, I was being offered the version 3.7.0.6 on the web page you have shared. However, by googling around on the same issue we were suffering, I discovered that Intel had launched version 3.7.0.8 which is the real latest one:
Intel® Driver & Support Assistant
answered Jan 5 at 10:18
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That's some black-belt Google-fu right there!
– Sawtaytoes
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That's some black-belt Google-fu right there!
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That's some black-belt Google-fu right there!
– Sawtaytoes
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That's some black-belt Google-fu right there!
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