Universal Intel Chipset Drivers Updater​

UPDATE

Universal Intel Chipset Device Updater  now supports Wildcat Lake platforms !

WildcatLakeSystem.inf version 10.1.59.12 from Intel Chipset Device Software 10.1.20524.8822.

%PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_4D22Desc%=Needs_NO_DRV,PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_4D22
%PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_4D23Desc%=Needs_NO_DRV,PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_4D23
%PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_4D71Desc%=Needs_NO_DRV,PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_4D71
%PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_4D48&SUBSYS_FF008086Desc%=Needs_NO_DRV,PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_4D48&SUBSYS_FF008086

 
 

Quick update
My open-source tools have just crossed 100,000 total downloads!
I’ve put together a short summary here: PATREON POST



If you’ve used Universal Intel Chipset Device Updater ,  Universal Intel Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Drivers Updater , or  Adobe AVX2 Patch .

Thanks for the testing, feedback, and issue reports.

Looking for old Intel Chipset installers (archival purposes)

I'm maintaining a database of Intel Chipset INF files and looking for the following old installers (full packages, not just INF):

• 10.1.3
• 10.1.4
• 10.1.5 (have INF from a strange version 10.1.1.5002, not the Intel installer)
• 10.1.10 (have INF, not the Intel installer)
• 10.1.15
• 10.1.16
• 10.1.17
• 10.1.19
• 10.1.17500.8059
• 10.1.17667.8082
• 10.1.17667.8084
• 10.1.17851.8099
• 10.1.17883.8104
• 10.1.17996.8138
• 10.1.20524.8822 (have INF from Dell package, not the Intel installer)

These (except the last one) are very old versions – purely for archival completeness.
It's highly unlikely that scanning them will change anything in my INF database .
If you have any of these stashed away, please share a link or contact me .

Thanks!

Update
I guess I was looking too hard...

During scanning, additional HWIDs appeared that existed only in one legacy Intel installer. After analysis, it turned out to be an NDA build not intended for public use. The scanner script has been updated to automatically detect and discard such exceptions, ensuring the database relies exclusively on official public releases.

DATABASE INFs UPDATE

I managed to track down and integrate 18 additional installers into the database.

• 10.1.1.6
• 10.1.1.9
• 10.1.1.18
• 10.1.1.34
• 10.1.17415.8036
• 10.1.17464.8052
• 10.1.17479.8054
• 10.1.17541.8066
• 10.1.17661.8081
• 10.1.17695.8086
• 10.1.17730.8089
• 10.1.17809.8096
• 10.1.17833.8098
• 10.1.17854.8100
• 10.1.17870.8102
• 10.1.17969.8134
• 10.1.18010.8141
• 10.1.18015.8142

Even though it's just 18 new ones, the ripple effect is pretty substantial:

• +20% more INF files detected (from 5,538 to 6,645)
• +22.6% more total entries (from ~106K to over 130K)
• +25 unique HWIDs (from 3,000 to 3,025), which proves that adding archive installers is important

If you'd like to help, feel free to join " THE HUNT FOR MISSING INSTALLERS " !
For every installer you find, you'll earn points and appear on the Hunters Leaderboard — it's a fun little competition!