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Access to older version of the Intel oneAPI Toolkit Base and HPC

GIRARDOT
Beginner
‎09-10-2025 05:31 AM
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Hello, 
 
I am contacting you because I am looking to access an older  version of the Intel oneAPI Toolkit Base and HPC, to ptoceed to my Delft3D instalation : Intel oneAPI Base Toolkit (version 2021.3) and Intel oneAPI HPC Toolkit (version 2021.3).
 
Can you explain to me how to access these older versions of the toolkit ? 
 
Thank you. 
 
Paul

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Juhi_B_Intel
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‎09-11-2025 11:28 AM
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@GIRARDOT Customers with Priority Support Entitlement can get access to last 2 years of older versions of products in the Intel® Registration Center. If Priority Support Customers would like access to product versions older than what is available in Intel® Registration Center, they can get assistance by opening a ticket through the Online Service Center. Users should upgrade to the latest version of Intel® developer tools as the older versions are unsupported, see Supported oneAPI versions for more information.

 

Reference - https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/developer/articles/troubleshooting/older-version-product.html 

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