

After that press Win+R and launch "intl.cpl", then go to Administrative, press Copy settings, and check Welcome screen and system accounts. First, you need to change the Display langauge of the current Windows account. In order to reproduce this bug, you need to set the System account language to any other than English. So in order to fix this bug, you need to set ManagementScope's Locale to "MS_409" (i.e. You hard-coded "64-bit" as a string, but WMI is localizable by default, so in other system languages this string would be different. Intel hasnt made it easy for non-tech-savvy users to download drivers for their Intel display card. For accessing system information, I would recommend to use Win32 API directly (or in this particular case, just a simple Environment.Is64BitOperatingSystem would work), but that's not my point. Option 1: Update the Driver for Intel UHD Graphics Manually. WMI was designed primarily for system administrators and automation, it is slow, error prone and loosely typed due to its internal DSL nature. Intel Driver Update Utility or Intel Driver & Support Assistant quickly scans your machine for the latest up-to-date drivers that are currently available from Intel. In constructor, you use WMI and a simple string comparison to determine whether the OS is 64 bit or not. Now, whoever from Intel is moderating this thread, please show the following to your programming lead. I have attached a patched version of this DLL for everyone having this issue. And secondly, it seems that DSA has an internal list of supported OSes, and my version wasn't in it, which is surprising.Īnd since I'm a programmer, and the log is verbose enough so I knew where to look at, I decompiled the DSACommonCore.dll, found where the bug was, and fixed it myself. So first of all, what I find suspicios is that DSA detected my OS as 32-bit.

18:04:01 -08:00 9308:6 Information GetOperatingSystem_Computer () Detected current OS version: 10.0 (32-bit) So I went to DSA service logs located at C:\ProgramData\Intel\DSA\Logs\Service and found something interesting: Software and Drivers Diagnostics Contact Us Business Support My HP Account Identify Download Install Already have an HP account Select from the products you own.

I have installed the most recent version of Intel Driver & Support Assistant on my NUC8i7HVB just to find that in hangs in an endless scan. Web service to find easily your drivers, detect your hardware and software configuration and diagnose problems such as system crashes and the BSOD (blue. Intel Driver Update Utility is now Intel Driver & Support Assistant.Environment: Windows 11 Version 21H2 (64-bit)
