F89m Motherboard Drivers

1. Acer Wmcp78m Motherboard Specs

One would say that the drivers provided to Windows Update and those included in the Windows 10 distribution files (on the ISO or whatever) are 'more stable' overall and designed to make sure the hardware functions as expected but they are most definitely not designed for performance. One would say that the drivers provided to Windows Update and those included in the Windows 10 distribution files (on the ISO or whatever) are 'more stable' overall and designed to make sure the hardware functions as expected but they are most definitely not designed for performance.

Acer Wmcp78m Motherboard Specs

Click to expand.Windows 10 will automatically download the Intel INF's if it can't identify the hardware. They are not the most recent ones, but still updated enough to use the right drivers.You can actually go into Device Manager/System Devices, and choose Update Driver Software on the components to download the ones Windows has. You can also download them from Intel if you want but as I said if the hardware isn't detected Windows 10 will download it for you.New Intel chipsets have not been released since 10 came out. 10 had the 100 Series support out of the box. When the Intel 200 series comes out later this year, Windows 10 should download the INFs. Also, as a tip: if you decide to grab the (gotta love that damned name) grab the.exe version, the second lower link. When you download that, before you execute it with the traditional double-click on the SetupChipset.exe, instead open a Command Prompt in that directory (with Explorer open to that directly where the.exe is, you can hold Shift and then right-click and on the context menu will be an additional item: 'Open command window here' to do this) so you can add a switch to the installer.Open the Command Prompt aka window and then type.

Code: SetupChipset.exe -overallThe -overall switch tells the installer to install/update every.inf file that's available for the given hardware configuration of the machine you're using at that time, not just a few of them. This will bring a machine up to the latest possible.inf files for all the compatible hardware detected by the installer. I don't think this type of functionality exists for other chipset brands (AMD/ATI/Nvidia/etc) but it definitely helps if you have an Intel chipset-based motherboard and is recommended over just the typical 'double-click execute' which doesn't do nearly as thorough a job.Also, note that inf files are not technically drivers but are used as hardware identifiers so the proper drivers (aka the latest compatible ones available) can then be loaded if needed/necessary.

You will more than likely note that on the next reboot (after the inf updater runs it will require a reboot) some hardware is re-detected and updated as required so the driver dates may change (based on looking at the individual driver info in Device Manager, that is).