In order to review this further, could you please confirm the following steps?Ī- Make sure you are using a supported web browser (Chrome*, Firefox*, or Edge*)? Also, if you try scanning with a different browser, is the behavior different? (copy the Intel® DSA scan URL from the browser that didn’t work, and open a different browser and paste it to try scanning).ī- Try to refresh the results on the left-hand menu of the Intel® DSA scan page and clear the browser cache.Ĭ- Please try to run the Intel® Driver & Support Assistant Uninstaller and then reinstall the latest version of Intel® Driver & Support Assistant (Intel® DSA) version 22.7.44.6. We are checking this thread and we would like to know if you need further assistance. Hello you for posting on the Intel® communities. This does not mean that newer versions cannot be used, however just that the NUC team hasn't tried them as yet. In the case of Intel products, like the NUCs, IDSA only installs the versions of the drivers that have been formally validated on that product. In this case, 22.180 is available. Simply go into the Intel Download Center and manually download and install these packages. Second, IMHO better, you could simply install an even newer version of the driver packages and benefit from the additional updates and fixes as well as stop IDSA from promoting that old version. First, you can simply tell IDSA to stop promoting this particular package installation over and over (and over).

In this particular case, you have two methods for handling this issue, on your own, in the short-term. Note that I am NOT telling you to stop complaining about these issues, it is indeed important that you continue to do so.

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