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[Closed] Replacing chipset files

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(@elpusher)
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Hello.

I have tried to no avail to replace Intel chipset drivers for 10.1.1.45 (Intel). I have modified the 7zip file but they are not detected at all. Tried deleting all indexes to force reindexing but the program crashed. This is the files I want to replace by the way.

Path to file is: DP_Chipset_23083.7z

IntelFORCEDChipsetAllNTx64x8610.1.1.45


   
(@elpusher)
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I have found out that SDIO always freaks out if I delete the INDEXES folder (even with unmodified driver files). Here are some logs.


   
Glenn
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Looks like it's rebuilding the indexes after you deleted them.


   
(@elpusher)
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But why it's crashing?


   
Glenn
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seems to die on
Failed to alloc
ERROR with DP_Sounds_Realtek_23083.7z:2
Failed to alloc
ERROR with DP_Sound_Intel_23080.7z:2

with memory allocation errors. Would it survive if you removed these driver packs?


   
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