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I am very aware that I don't follow the common procedures for submitting drivers but the reason for that is because I am working on a very, very bad hardware with bad RAM memory, and files that origin from my PC probably will need some fixing by server's ECC RAM or otherwise, that is as-is, but also the second reason I am writing this is because I have found that these drivers even from one of the two major manufactures is not included in the SDIO drivers library (DP_CardReader_26072.7z) which is kind a strange...
So, there are the:
Intel® Embedded Drivers for Intel® Atom™, Pentium®, and Celeron® Processors (formerly Bay Trail I/M/D) for the series E3800 for Windows 7, Windows Embedded Standard 7, Windows POSReady 7 both 32-bit/x86 and x64-bit in 3 different versions:
1. MR3
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2. MR3 version 6.0
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3. MR4
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Alternative link:
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Official Documentation is archived on Internet Archive here:
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Where in the official included papers is noted that the eMMC/SD driver pre-requires the Microsoft Hotfix KB2732471-v2 which is removed from the Microsoft's web page, but it is archived on Internet Archive here:
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with direct links to the update packages:
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P.S. Even the last archiving of the Intel's official web page has been done on November 18, 2019 and that one contains version MR4, on Internet can be found a documentation paper that says version MR4.3 from October 2018 and not 4, but the is the paper only while the 4.3 drivers are not to be found yet.
Thanks.