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I just installed Windows 11 onto Beast Canyon (NUC11BTMi9)
It looks like most of the drivers installed. But looking at the Device Manager I still have some unknown devices (Yellow Exclamation Triangles).
Any idea what other drivers needs to get installed?
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The chipset software drive logs a list of the onboard hardware. Without this installed, windows try’s to load the generic drivers but they are not hardware specific, thus the yellow bang.
Hers is a link
https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/download/19695/intel-chipset-device-software-for-intel-11th-...
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The chipset software drive logs a list of the onboard hardware. Without this installed, windows try’s to load the generic drivers but they are not hardware specific, thus the yellow bang.
Hers is a link
https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/download/19695/intel-chipset-device-software-for-intel-11th-...
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@Amphi Thanks so much, makes sense.
I installed the Chipset Device Software and was then left with the (2) Universal Serial Bus (USB) Controller.
Then I decided to install this one to take of that: Thunderbolt 3 & 4 DCH Drivers
Thunderbolt™ 3 and 4 DCH Driver for Windows® 10 for Intel® NUC
Now, there are no Yellow Exclamation Triangles.
Appreciate your suggestion.
Just wish they add these "Drivers" to the Windows 11 Supported Operating System "list".
All good now!
Thanks!
GWN21
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Nothing like pulling your hair out in frustration.
Okay, so I decided to blow away the Windows 11 Install and start over. Did the Windows 11 install, and then the Windows Update and was right back where I was in the original post.
This is for the NUC11BTMi9.
So, I installed the Chipset Driver as noted above and the Thunderbolt 3 & 4 DCH Drivers, also as noted above.
But, this time around the 'Unknown device" remains, as noted in the below screen shot. ARGH!
Everything else looks good, but I haven't a clue this time what to try and install for this unknown device.
Thanks.
GWN21
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Sigh...
Found the issue. So this is weird, I could have sworn that I used the same Chipset link and download as before.
But I also found another "older" Chipset file and I used that one and that installed the correct drivers.
It was the "Intel GPIO Controller - 34C6"
The Chipset Driver I 'thought' I downloaded originally was: Chipset-Win10_Win11-10.1.18793.8276
The Chipset Drive that I also had AND used to install the Unknown device 'manually" was: chipset-win10-10.1.18698.8258
And this one resolved the issue of the Unknown device.
Now I'm all good again.
GWN21

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