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When I use DSA I get the following message ''Sorry, something went wrong while trying to scan.'' I've tried uninstalling. Clearing browser cache. Switching browsers. Please help.
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1. Download IDSA Uninstaller and uninstall the IDSA.
2. Download the latest version of Intel® Driver & Support Assistant. and check.
Leon
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1. Download IDSA Uninstaller and uninstall the IDSA.
2. Download the latest version of Intel® Driver & Support Assistant. and check.
Leon
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Why did you mark it as a accepted solution? It did not work?
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I'm having the same problem and uninstalling, reinstalling (from Intel site) did not help. I'm using an LG Gram running Windows 11. I can't find a reason why it's not working and I'm trying to chase down a problem with my computer freezing. Any help with this Intel scan problem would be greatly appreciated.
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Does not work, sorry.
None of the solution I tried work.
Whether Edge, Firefox, Chrome, Internet Explorer, ... it's always the same answer.
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This 1-31-2024 solution you have provided does not work with the Current Intel Driver & support Assistant. I am running the latest build of Windows 11 25H2 OS build 26200.7171.
Device name BASS-TOWER1
Processor Intel(R) Core(TM) Ultra 7 265K (3.90 GHz)
Installed RAM 192 GB (191 GB usable)
Device ID 76E7CC99-96B3-420C-B431-015C3655E3D4
Product ID 00331-20090-00000-AA912
System type 64-bit operating system, x64-based processor
Pen and touch No pen or touch input is available for this display
Jere
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Hi Jere,
My advice is to download the Intel® Graphics Driver 32.0.101.8250 and double click on the .exe file to install this driver. Follow the instructions on the screen.
Before running this installation, disable any third party Antivirus Software (if you have any installed). Once the driver is installed, you may enable the Antivirus Software again.
Leon
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