Recent content by d1ggo_

Nevermind, lol, I forgot you already posted it!

Could you pass over the script?

I would like to ask if you could provide your solution as to preventing Windows from overriding the driver though...

As to not get things heated, I'd like to first thank each and every one of you for your hospitality and help. I'll experiment and come to a conclusion on my own, but I'm glad I had a few members dedicate their time to the thread and help me pave the path which I should tread on. Visiting this...

I am curious now... is @hdmi's batchfile said way or did you have another solution?

Makes sense, striving for the latest drivers is really tough, especially in this environment. I've already stuck with using the Intel graphic driver provided from ASUS themselves. The only "generic" ones I use are the Realtek LAN driver, Intel Wi-Fi and Bluetooth and nVIDIA driver.

The thing is, it isn't, haha. There are 3 variations for this driver: - The MS Update catalog one, the oldest, which is from 2023 - The OEM (ASUS) provided one, which is from December of 2024 - The generic Intel driver, the newest, from Jan of this year

Yes, actually, I've had problems before where my laptop would come out of sleep, after 2-3 minutes it'd just restart itself... so that's a DEFINITE sign to switch to the OEM provided driver. Thanks!

Alright, thank you so much! I was just really confused. Gonna mark this as resolved, but if anyone else wants to, feel free to chip in.

So on a fresh install of Windows on my ASUS TUF Gaming F15 (2022) laptop, downloading the latest graphics driver off of Intel's website (32.0.101.6458) and installing it, after restart, Windows Update overrides it with an older driver from 2023. The CPU in this laptop is a i5-12500H. The driver...

YES PLEASE LMFAOO

I'm a desktop guy too, just got this laptop 'cause I need a machine that's portable for college and I'll be doing future game dev stuff with it and assignments that involve anything remotely taxing.

Thanks! I'll make sure to check these out!

Ah, I see, so he only provides drivers for desktop builds, no laptops or anything in-between.

Ah, I see, thanks! I already made a post on his Index thread, so he'll see it, eventually :D