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Wrong NVME Driver for WD SN750 I have a Western Digital SN750 NVME drive. Back in April I discovered SDIO, while trying to track down an updated driver. I ended up letting SDIO update other drivers. One of those drivers it installed was a Western Digital NVME driver over the standard Microsoft driver. While in a game last night, the game crashed, and when I tried to restart the game, I got an error that Windows couldn't find the file. The NVME drive was not showing up in Explorer or device manager at all. I restarted th...
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Problems with SDIO I tried to post this here twice but it didnt work so here goes the 3rd try, i posted this here and also on SDI because both have the same problems: https://sourceforge.net/p/snappy-driver-installer/discussion/bugreports/thread/28aba8b4ac/?limit=25#e206
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Bug – shows drivers are up to date Hi, SDIO shows that my drivers are up to date, which is not true. The other version (SDI), which I tested out of curiosity, finds a lot of drivers which are outdated. This is a clean install. I think this is a bug or something, as it has been happening for a while. It was working last year. I have a laptop, and I tested it on certain PCs as well, and it still happens. Although, weirdly enough, it works on some PCs. Windows version - Windows 11 Product version - Latest (1.12.15)
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Replacing chipset files 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 Intel\FORCED\Chipset\AllNTx64x86\10.1.1.45\
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How to make sdio only download w/o install sometimes there is a need to install manually or later, i couldn't find this option. im sure there is some setting or tweak
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Is Windows 11 supported? Hello. I am asking this because I have little experience with w11. I have ran SDIO on a w11 laptop and it says there are no drivers available (everything is up to date) which I find weird by checking current installed drivers. Of course I double-check "newer" and "more optimal" where checked. I will keep doing tests.
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Driver ID\PCI Conflict – Two drivers with the Same ID (‘PCI\CC_010802’) I have the following installed vs. available driver conflict, as shown in the attached screenshot, for the 'AMD-RAID Bottom Device'. I don't have this AMD device/driver installed, which is beinging confused with the SMI NVM Express Controller. Both device drivers have identification 'PCI\CC_010802' Which one is correct ? As a test, I installed the 'available' driver only to find that my system would not then boot. I recovered using system restore. Is there anyway I can disable this specifi...➤
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Option for working 100% offline Hello. I have never been able to download and install those recommended drivers that have to be downloaded from Internet (those with the (Internet) suffix). So I think it would be nice if you could put some option to ignore these.
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Trojan alert from MalwareBytes Hi - when I try to install a driver (internet) I get a trojan alert from MalwareBytes. The explanation on the MalwareBytes forum is SDIO uses a p2p "torrent" based interface to download driver updates. It can connect to many IP addresses to download bits of the driver packs. Using 3rd party software to update drivers has its own dangers and pitfalls and is not recommended. Sometimes Torrent based software will connect to a server that is also known for hosting malicious content. This is be...
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Override driver date – Check version first Hello. I have seen (and this has been discussed before) that some bright mind at Intel thought it was a good idea to stamp Intel's creation date as drivers date. So when using SDIO it shows that latest chipset version for some platforms is 10.1.1.44 and 10.1.2.80 respectively while 10.1.1.45 and 10.1.3.0 is available but with a date of 07/12/1968 or something like that. So SDIO assumes 10.1.1.45 is OLDER than 10.1.1.44 because of aforementioned 1968 date. This behaviour also happens when usin...
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