Intel Chipset Device Software Version 10.1.19222.8341 WHQL

@SM-003
Since the Intel Chipset Device Software Sets do not contain any real driver (= *.SYS file), I seriously doubt, that an "Inaccassable Boot Device" BSOD can be caused or solved by an Intel chipset device INF file.

Fernando wrote:

@SM-003
Since the Intel Chipset Device Software Sets do not contain any real driver (= *.SYS file), I seriously doubt, that an "Inaccassable Boot Device" BSOD can be caused or solved by an Intel chipset device INF file.

Just to confirm,
Are you saying that
-this 'Inaccessible Boot Device" BSOD  is not caused by the latest buggy inf/chipset file and the real cause is something else?
Or
-that the issue can't be resolved by any newer INF version as you said  "Since the Intel Chipset Device Software Sets do not contain any real driver (= *.SYS file)..."?

I don't have a Z7xx or B7xx but a Z690 no problem with the latest drivers on my side

 

SM-003 wrote:

Are you saying that
-this 'Inaccessible Boot Device" BSOD  is not caused by the latest buggy inf/chipset file and the real cause is something else?
Or
-that the issue can't be resolved by any newer INF version as you said  "Since the Intel Chipset Device Software Sets do not contain any real driver (= *.SYS file)..."?

 

I meant them both (your problem was neither caused nor solvable by any Intel chipset device INF file)!

admin wrote:

I don't have a Z7xx or B7xx but a Z690 no problem with the latest drivers on my side

 

As I wrote earlier that I've upgraded from a 6xx board to a 7xx board, & earlier using the same INF with that 6xx board with no issue, so yeah I am aware of this. 

EDIT: (UPDATE)

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And after testing, am confirming that the earlier version 10.1.19222.8341 doesn't have that issue & working with 7xx series mobo without 'inaccessible boot device' BSOD or any other issue.