Intel C62x/C240 Series Chipset Drivers
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Chipset_Driver_MPXXJ_WN64_10.1.18807.8279_A06.EXE | 7.35 MB
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File Format:
Update Package for MS Windows 64-Bit.
File Name:
Chipset_Driver_MPXXJ_WN64_10.1.18807.8279_A06.EXE
File Size:
7.35 MB
Format Description
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MD5:
e171d392e3611c11d73304b9a628066b
SHA1:
50c529fbcb61def8d992dc365244b523238018eb
SHA-256:
b8907e2e0f39e205ad727efd94e13c167174c342198f071c9dda815c312203cc
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Version
10.1.18807.8279, A06
Release date
08 Sep 2021
Download Type
Driver
Category
Chipset
Importance
OptionalDell Technologies recommends reviewing this update to determine if it applies to your system. The update contains changes that impact only certain configurations or provides new features that may or may not apply to your environment.
Important Information
If System has Broadcom 1Gig LOM or add-on PCIe network card then follow below steps before installing chipset:
1. Disable Integrated Network Card 1 in the BIOS. This option needs to be performed after installing Windows Server OS on Dell EMC PowerEdge servers, but prior to installing any drivers or any OoB drivers.
2. To disable Integrated Network Card 1, navigate to System BIOS Settings >> Integrated Devices >> Integrated Network Card 1.
3. Select Disable(OS).
4. Boot into Windows Server OS, install Broadcom OoB drivers and reboot if prompted.
5. Once confirmed, Navigate to System BIOS Settings -> Integrated Devices -> Integrated Network Card 1 and select "Enable" option and boot into Windows Server OS.
6. Proceed to chipset installation.
If the system has GPU PCIe device then follow below steps before installing chipset:
1. Disable x2APIC in the System BIOS. Navigate to System BIOS Settings >> Processor Settings and select "Disable" x2APIC mode.
2. Boot into Windows Server 2019, download and install GPU OoB drivers from Vendor website, restart the System if prompted.
3. Proceed with chipset installation (see 'Installation Instructions')
Upon successful installation of drivers, navigate to System BIOS Settings >> Processor Settings and select "Enable" option for x2APIC mode.
This DUP will apply branding strings to Intel chipset devices and remove yellow bangs in Device Manager.
If chipset devices already have branding strings applied, the update will be skipped and the chipset version will not change.
This executable does not make any changes to chipset functionality.
1. Disable Integrated Network Card 1 in the BIOS. This option needs to be performed after installing Windows Server OS on Dell EMC PowerEdge servers, but prior to installing any drivers or any OoB drivers.
2. To disable Integrated Network Card 1, navigate to System BIOS Settings >> Integrated Devices >> Integrated Network Card 1.
3. Select Disable(OS).
4. Boot into Windows Server OS, install Broadcom OoB drivers and reboot if prompted.
5. Once confirmed, Navigate to System BIOS Settings -> Integrated Devices -> Integrated Network Card 1 and select "Enable" option and boot into Windows Server OS.
6. Proceed to chipset installation.
If the system has GPU PCIe device then follow below steps before installing chipset:
1. Disable x2APIC in the System BIOS. Navigate to System BIOS Settings >> Processor Settings and select "Disable" x2APIC mode.
2. Boot into Windows Server 2019, download and install GPU OoB drivers from Vendor website, restart the System if prompted.
3. Proceed with chipset installation (see 'Installation Instructions')
Upon successful installation of drivers, navigate to System BIOS Settings >> Processor Settings and select "Enable" option for x2APIC mode.
This DUP will apply branding strings to Intel chipset devices and remove yellow bangs in Device Manager.
If chipset devices already have branding strings applied, the update will be skipped and the chipset version will not change.
This executable does not make any changes to chipset functionality.
Other Available Versions
10.1.18807.8279, A0019 Mar 2024
10.1.18807.8279, A0006 Oct 2023
10.1.18807.8279, A0020 Dec 2022
10.1.18243.8188, A0529 Jun 2020
10.1.18243.8188, A0414 Jan 2020
10.1.17861.8101, A0308 Apr 2019
10.1.17809.8096, A0230 Nov 2018
10.1.2.85, A0019 Jun 2017
Supported Operating Systems
AZURE STACK HCI
Windows Server 2012 R2
Windows Server 2019 LTSC
Windows Server 2022 LTSC
Windows Server 2016
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Applies to
PowerEdge Chipset Driver
Installation instructions
(Refer to 'Important Information' if the system has 1G Broadcom network device or one or more GPUs)
Installation
1. Browse to the location where you downloaded the file and double-click the new file.
2. Read over the release information presented in the dialog window.
3. Download and install any prerequisites identified in the dialog window before proceeding.
4. Click the Install button.
5. Follow the remaining prompts to perform the update.
Installation
1. Browse to the location where you downloaded the file and double-click the new file.
2. Read over the release information presented in the dialog window.
3. Download and install any prerequisites identified in the dialog window before proceeding.
4. Click the Install button.
5. Follow the remaining prompts to perform the update.
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