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I have a Server 2012 R2 box that will not install wifi drivers.

Any attempt fails with the system cannot find the file specified.

Ive tried two different devices, both verified working on a Windows 8 machine, and 6 different sets of drivers, a mixture of manufacturer new and old versions along with the Windows default versions.

Ive checked all of the.INF files CopyFiles routines and all of the referenced files are present and accounted for.

SetupApi.Dev.Log shows the error but doesnt tell me which file its related to, but Ive copied an entire section below in the spoiler.

I feel like theres a system file missing, and I have other installs of Server 2012 I could pull from.

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Even though this is a lab machine Id rather not do a full reinstall as Im in the middle of a project on it, I was just going to move it out of the way.and then got stumped.

Ill leave this here as a landmark for future generations, that they may avoid the mistakes I have made.

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See However for Intel HD 4600 (on Intel Core i7 4th Generation 4770S) the LATEST driver (for Windows 10) listed is: Intel Graphics Driver for Braswell, 4th and 5th generations.

CVE security report, and before the Intel advisory report).

Both your reports say that ALL Graphics drivers on iCore processors are affected.

So are users of Intel Core processors (i3 to i7) of 4th and 5th generations (Core iN-4NNN or Core iN-5NNNN) really immune to these bugs If so Intel should review its own advisory.

Thank you for posting in the Intel Community and for pointing out this details, allow me to look into this and will be posting back as soon as news becomes available.

When I asked this question, there was no other driver listed (including by using the automatic update to scan my system, it was still that version, at the link I posted.

Now the page at that link displays (only since today) that a newer version is available at the link you gave).

So the advisory was posted, drivers were made according to it, but not all of them were published and made available for download.

We are glad to help you, If you have more questions please do not hesitate in replying back.

I just see the PC OEM logo appearing during boot, and windows starts loading on it, then the rotating dots freeze on the screen, and Windows 10 disables the device which is then reported with a problem in the drivers named igfx.sys with unauthorized memory accesses.

I tried uninstalling that drivers completely, reboot, and then Windows attempts to use a generic VGA software driver, which also fails.

No resources at all (memory maps interrupts, DMA channels.) are given to the device which displays a yellow sign.

The installation of drivers are still marked successful (result 0), but the drivers are definitely not allowed to load in secure boot and Windows cannot even map basic resources itself for the device.

All I can do to get some display is to plug an addon display board on the PCI express slot, but then I have only one screen available (only one HDMI port and 3 Display ports), which works, but I can no longer plug my TV.

The Intel HD4600 is now unusable (except in Bios or in early boot time where theres a basic display, not supported at all in Windows 10 after boot (the display from the Intel board remains frozen with the Gigabyte BIOS logo and a few frozen dots on a black background).

For info here is the content of C:IntelLogsIntelGFXCoin.log ----------------- 10012019 19:34:04:837.

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