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Universal Intel Chipset Device Updater
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2 weeks 5 days ago - 2 weeks 2 days ago #5528
by FirstEver
Universal Intel Chipset Drivers Updater was created by FirstEver
Universal Intel Chipset Device Updater
Project: github.com/FirstEverTech/Universal-Intel-Chipset-Updater
Download: ChipsetUpdater-10.1-2025.11.5-Win10-Win11.exe
Version: 10.1-2025.11.5
The tool achieved an average security score of 9.1/10 across all independent assessments:
Grok - 9.7/10 - "Highest score ever given to a community driver utility - Safe for corporate deployment"
ChatGPT - 9.4/10 - "Safest, most stable, and most professionally engineered version"
Gemini - 9.0/10 - "Exceeds standards expected of community-developed tools"
Copilot - 8.6/10 - "Strong project with excellent transparency and security improvements"
DeepSeek - 8.5/10 - "Automated tool with verification mechanisms for Intel driver updates"
Claude - 8.3/10 - "Best open-source tool in its category with leadership position"
This tool has been scanned using VirusTotal and received 0/98, confirming they are completely safe.
I’d be happy to hear your feedback, bug reports, and improvement suggestions on the GitHub repositories!
Project: github.com/FirstEverTech/Universal-Intel-Chipset-Updater
Download: ChipsetUpdater-10.1-2025.11.5-Win10-Win11.exe
Version: 10.1-2025.11.5
- A universal updater for all Intel chipsets — from the Sandy Bridge era (2nd-gen Core) all the way up to the newest platforms.
- It automatically detects your hardware and installs the latest drivers (unlike Intel’s Driver & Support Assistant).
The tool achieved an average security score of 9.1/10 across all independent assessments:
Grok - 9.7/10 - "Highest score ever given to a community driver utility - Safe for corporate deployment"
ChatGPT - 9.4/10 - "Safest, most stable, and most professionally engineered version"
Gemini - 9.0/10 - "Exceeds standards expected of community-developed tools"
Copilot - 8.6/10 - "Strong project with excellent transparency and security improvements"
DeepSeek - 8.5/10 - "Automated tool with verification mechanisms for Intel driver updates"
Claude - 8.3/10 - "Best open-source tool in its category with leadership position"
This tool has been scanned using VirusTotal and received 0/98, confirming they are completely safe.
I’d be happy to hear your feedback, bug reports, and improvement suggestions on the GitHub repositories!
Last edit: 2 weeks 2 days ago by FirstEver.
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2 weeks 5 days ago - 1 week 3 days ago #5529
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Replied by FirstEver on topic Universal Intel Chipset Device Updater
This might be interesting to some of you…
The Intel Chipset Device Software package has been with us for about a quarter of a century. Early versions were released in the early 2000s — for example, version 3.20.1008 has a release date of June 9, 2001. Over time, Intel kept adding support for new devices and removing older, legacy ones as they reached end-of-life. Because of that constant churn, it’s extremely difficult to determine the last driver version for every single device… unless you collect all installer packages and check manually — which is exactly what I did. 😄
I downloaded every Intel installer I could find from various corners of the internet — 88 packages in total, starting from 10.0.13.0 and ending at 10.1.20314.8688. I then extracted all of them, giving me access to 4,832 individual driver files. Each driver package contains multiple Hardware Identifiers (HWIDs) referencing specific devices — in my dataset that resulted in 2,641 unique HWIDs. Based on that, I built a database containing 82,663 relations, and after filtering and deduplication I generated a complete list of all supported devices along with their newest driver version and the package in which it appears.
Here’s the list: github.com/FirstEverTech/Universal-Intel...et_Drivers_Latest.md
After that, I created an updater tool that uses the data from this list — you can download it from the repository above. 😊
v10.1-2025.11.8 - Release Notes New Features & Improvements
The Intel Chipset Device Software package has been with us for about a quarter of a century. Early versions were released in the early 2000s — for example, version 3.20.1008 has a release date of June 9, 2001. Over time, Intel kept adding support for new devices and removing older, legacy ones as they reached end-of-life. Because of that constant churn, it’s extremely difficult to determine the last driver version for every single device… unless you collect all installer packages and check manually — which is exactly what I did. 😄
I downloaded every Intel installer I could find from various corners of the internet — 88 packages in total, starting from 10.0.13.0 and ending at 10.1.20314.8688. I then extracted all of them, giving me access to 4,832 individual driver files. Each driver package contains multiple Hardware Identifiers (HWIDs) referencing specific devices — in my dataset that resulted in 2,641 unique HWIDs. Based on that, I built a database containing 82,663 relations, and after filtering and deduplication I generated a complete list of all supported devices along with their newest driver version and the package in which it appears.
Here’s the list: github.com/FirstEverTech/Universal-Intel...et_Drivers_Latest.md
After that, I created an updater tool that uses the data from this list — you can download it from the repository above. 😊
v10.1-2025.11.8 - Release Notes New Features & Improvements
- Enhanced platform detection: Added automatic detection for Intel platforms that use Windows 11 24H2 inbox drivers (e.g., Meteor Lake)
- Improved user communication: Clear informational messages when Windows inbox drivers are detected
- Smart exclusion system: Platforms with Package = None in the database are automatically excluded from updates
- Better date handling: Windows inbox driver dates now use digital signature dates from corresponding .cat files
- Updated parsing logic: Script now identifies Windows inbox-only platforms during hardware detection
- Enhanced error handling: Improved debug messages and logging for platform detection
- Streamlined user experience: Separate section for Windows inbox platforms in the output
- No INF database changes: This update only improves the detection and handling logic
- Backward compatible: Fully compatible with existing INF database format
- Future-proof: Automatically handles new platforms marked with Package = None
- Fixed potential false positives for unsupported platforms
- Improved handling of platforms without separate Intel Chipset Device Software packages
Last edit: 1 week 3 days ago by FirstEver.
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