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I recently got a new Intel desktop board # DZ77BH-55K to replace a failing mobo of a different brand. I want to use the Intel Integrator Toolkit to customize some things in the BIOS, but the setup program on the drivers & utilities disk only makes a desktop shortcut to Intel's site. The itk is not available as a download on the support pages for this board, and searching Intel's site turns up nothing. There are several references of the itk in the Communities Forums, including dead links and screen shots but no valid download links.
The 100 page Technical Product Specifications pdf file also references the itk and has a hyper link that doesn't lead to a download.
I did manage to find and download an old version of it from a "free software download" site but it has some crippled features like no ability to check for Updates and I just don't want to use software from a source like this.
I know that this board is about 4 years old and that Intel does not sell motherboards into the integrator or end user market anymore, but there MUST be a way to download the most recent version. It is a free Intel product - can somebody point me to a good Intel download page for it? TIA.
Bill
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Hi Bill,
For support regarding desktop motherboards, please post to the communities here: https://communities.intel.com/community/tech/desktop
Or, you can submit a support ticket here: http://www.intel.com/p/en_US/support/contactsupport
Regards, Hal
Intel(R) Developer Zone Support
http://software.intel.com
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Hal,
Thanks for the reply. Shortly after my post here I found the answer (sort of) in a post by EstebanC_Intel in the Desktop and NUC Forums where he quotes an apparently official statement by Intel regarding status of the product:
"As of August 1, 2015, Intel has ended support for Intel® Integrator Toolkit (ITK). The software will remain available on Download Center through the end of 2015."
I happened to download a newer version of it, again from a non Intel source.It still has no ability to check for Updates which I believe is simply an indicator of EOS. I'll post in the Desktop Forum to see if I have the final version. Thanks again.
Bill
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I changed my flag for Best Reply to the post's by Sergey Kostrov. I wasted hours searching for the itk only to discover that Intel treats it as if it NEVER EXISTED! It was EOL just 9 months ago, and members are still discussing or looking for it in the Desktop and NUC Forums.
Searching intel.com gives no hits for it, not even for what appears to have been an official announcement about EOL. Why no temporary Sticky Topic in the Desktop Boards Forum?
This is pathetic. This software should have been included as a full install on the disk that came with the board and as a current download for the board. WHO CARES if Intel does not support it? Most people like me NEVER need or want support from companies like Microsoft or Intel. We can do just fine by googling and finding Forums to get what we need.
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Hello,
I'm the technical director of company that sells between 2000 and 5000 Intel NUCS yearly. Sometime we mount more over 100 NUCS per day and we integrate our own linux-based OS + our specialized software (Digital Signage)
We also use a customized version of the bios thanks to the Intel Integrator Toolkit. We edit the "Manufacturer Name", the "Product Name" + the Boot logo and other very important settings in the bios configuration. This customized ".BIO" file is integrated in every NUCS we prepare.
I'm not happy about what I'm reading in this post !!! As you might guess, the ITK is very important for us because it allows to install a customized version of the bios in the system we sell avoiding extra-work and human mistakes of configuration.
I can't imagine working without that software....... Intel, do you have any solution for this ?
Pierre
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