#PCI VEN 8086 DEV153B REV INSTALL#

Here's hoping they've actually already done that for the upcoming PROSet release. Then, a relatively trivial task of modifying the PROSet detection routine(s) to accommodate Intel's own Z470/490 chipset. It just needs to be escalated to the point where someone takes an acute interest in it, and gets the authorization to spend about $250 to investigate it. With respect, if Intel really wants to get to the bottom of this, they can.

#PCI VEN 8086 DEV153B REV INSTALL#

Install PROSet software package and note how it says no adapter is detected, yet does install the driver, yet fails to install PROSet suite. I wrote earlier, confirming the findings on the Asus ROG MAXIMUS XII HERO (WI-FI) featuring the I219-V Intel. Note how you get no network 'out of the box' after a fresh install of Windows.ДЈ. Indeed, with Z470 or Z490 boards from multiple vendors (not just ASUS) affected, it seems readily apparent that the issue is with the Intel ProSet tools installer and its inability to correctly install on Z400 chipset-based motherboards. Procure a Gigabyte H470 HD3, Asus ROG MAXIMUS XII HERO (WI-FI), orВ Asus PRIME Z490-A, or perhaps any other Z470 or Z490 motherboard with an Intel network adapter.Дў. Reproducing the issue is as simple as this.ДЎ. You can get the driver to install (though it says no adapters are detected). Same behavior on both boards and adapters. I can now share that I am working with an Asus PRIME Z490-A featuring an I225-V. I wrote earlier, confirming the findings on the Asus ROG MAXIMUS XII HERO (WI-FI) featuring the I219-V Intel network adapter.

Indeed, with Z470 or Z490 boards from multiple vendors (not just ASUS) affected, it seems readily apparent that the issue is with the Intel ProSet tools installer and its inability to correctly install on Z400 chipset-based motherboards.

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