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I'm sure this has been dealt with before but why is Windows 11/64 offering me optional Intel system driver updates from 7/18/1968. That's 54 years ago. I understand that's a default date but still it's probably a very old driver. How on Earth is anyone to know if this driver will solve problems or trash the system?
 
I'm sure this has been dealt with before but why is Windows 11/64 offering me optional Intel system driver updates from 7/18/1968. That's 54 years ago. I understand that's a default date but still it's probably a very old driver. How on Earth is anyone to know if this driver will solve problems or trash the system?
Windows didn't exist until 1983:


So something else is happening. Got any more details?
 
I'm sure this has been dealt with before but why is Windows 11/64 offering me optional Intel system driver updates from 7/18/1968. That's 54 years ago. I understand that's a default date but still it's probably a very old driver. How on Earth is anyone to know if this driver will solve problems or trash the system?
Windows didn't exist until 1983:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Windows_version_history

So something else is happening. Got any more details?
I've had a bunch of those, too, on three Windows 10 computers.
I never bothered to research them much, choosing to just let Windows install whatever it wanted, but here's similar on another site:

https://www.tenforums.com/drivers-hardware/103297-intel-driver-1968-a.html

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I'm sure this has been dealt with before but why is Windows 11/64 offering me optional Intel system driver updates from 7/18/1968. That's 54 years ago. I understand that's a default date but still it's probably a very old driver. How on Earth is anyone to know if this driver will solve problems or trash the system?
Windows didn't exist until 1983:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Windows_version_history

So something else is happening. Got any more details?
I've had a bunch of those, too, on three Windows 10 computers.
I never bothered to research them, choosing to just let Windows install whatever it wanted, but here's similar on another site:

https://www.tenforums.com/drivers-hardware/103297-intel-driver-1968-a.html
Thank you for the explanatory link. I've never seen anything like that. If I had, I'd probably have ignored them and downloaded the latest chipset drivers direct from Intel.
 

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