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To whom it may concern,
I have a laptop with an Intel CPU. I attempted to download it's drivers, but Intel's website prompts me with how sorry they feel that they have to ban my IP because of my location, Iran; essentially telling me that I shall not access the drivers of a product that I paid intel for?! What am I to do in this most dire situation? Perhaps I should overthrow the regime you helped install in the first place? Or, should I ask the most benevolent Russians and the British to do something about it? Or, perhaps, brother China could supply me a counterfeit driver in return for all the dirt-cheap oil they get over here? Truly dazzling times, ain't it? ...
P.s. Yes, I know about manufacturers providing drivers. The latest is from 2016, and I do not want that, thank you. 🙂
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If your processor is that old, you don't need any drivers from Intel regardless. Everything you need is built into Windows 10 and built into most Linux distros.
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