Nuc 5i5RYH other devices driver issues

[pucke]

Hello,

I have the Nuc 5i5RYH.  It's running in Windows 11 Pro.  I have the following driver errors.  I installed the downloader app and it didn't fix the problem.  It didn't do anything at all actually.  Internet and everything seems to be working fine on the pc.  I just don't like having driver issues appear in the device manager.  Can you tell me how I can fix these issues?

Thanks.

[n_scott_pearson]

You need to install the NUC-specific Intel Device Software package. It should resolve most of these. For a NUC this old, you aren't going to find the package on the Intel site (they don't provide downloads for discontinued products). I have attached the version I have in my archive.

Hope this helps,

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[pucke]

Thanks for the driver.  Strangely, it solved three of the driver issues but didn't fixed the other two. 

Then I installed the Lan_Win8,164_20.1 driver from my archive hoping to fix those two remaining issues but got the following error message instead.

I'm not really sure what drive it's talking about.  It's a nuc.  So maybe it's the wrong driver?

 

 

 

 

[n_scott_pearson]

Are you using Windows 8.1? This installer is not set up for Win10 or Win11.
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[pucke]

No I'm on Win11.  I was just hoping it would resolve it but obviously it didn't.  So any other ideas how I can address those two remaining issues?

[n_scott_pearson]

What about Wireless and Bluetooth, do you have a module installed?

Because Intel does not provide download support for discontinued Wireless adapters any longer, I created a share where I make available the final driver packages that included support for most of these adapters. Use this link: https://1drv.ms/f/s!AtacZBU04mo-j-tQ34BdSDv6y1BFsg?e=7gn50T to access this share. Subfolders provide final driver packages for most of the Discontinued Wireless adapters.

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[pucke]

Yes I actually have the Wireless and Bluetooth original files in my drive.  They are installed and are fine.  But the two issues still remain. 

[n_scott_pearson]

Have you installed the RealTek Audio driver package? The package that I have in my archive (AUD_Win10_64_6.0.8854.1_RY.zip) is available in my Other Legacy Drivers share.

If that doesn't fix it, I am at a loss. Open the entries in Device Manager, select the Details tab and then Property Hardware_Ids. Please respond with the shortest of the listed PCI identifiers (it will look like "PCI\VEN_####&DEV_###&CC_####").

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[pucke]

I didn't because I have the original drivers in my drive already.  Also, after I set everything up, it turns out that this nuc is way too slow for what I am doing.  So I am going to use my nuc 8 series instead which is already assigned for something else.  But I have no choice now.  Thank you so much for your help.  I really appreciate it!