I have an Intel update from 7/18/1968 !! waiting

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[Alex5723]

Windows 10 1909 Pro.

Intel Corporation was founded on July 18, 1968 !

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looks like intel is going back to the drawing board 🙂

Windows - commercial by definition and now function...

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Note: Intel(R) Chipset Device Software uses an unusual date
for the devices it is targeting. The date 07/18/1968 is
symbolic – Intel was founded that day. The reason this
date is used is to lower the rank of Intel(R) Chipset Device
Software.
This is necessary because it’s a supporting utility that
should not overwrite any other drivers. Updating Intel(R)
Chipset Device Software is not needed – do not worry if you
don’t have the latest version.

There are a lot of search hits where this has been discussed but it seems that the info originates from the driver’s readme : https://downloadmirror.intel.com/29685/eng/readme.txt

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[Mr. Austin]

Your machine has slipped into a time warp 😉 and I’m wondering if you should contact CERN. 😉

Human, who sports only naturally-occurring DNA ~ oneironaut ~ broadcaster

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Alex5723

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Funny thing I am just getting this update today. 12/08/2021. If this article is written more than a year ago I wonder why It has taken my PC to get this updates when I do manually updates once a week.

I think your right Cern ( or some weird Agency)  may have something to do with it as they will need ( working) access points to hop on that years networks for communications.

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Might be time to finally upgrade that old Intel 4004 processor, eh, Alex? 🙂

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[Alex5723]

anonymous wrote:

Might be time to finally upgrade that old Intel 4004 processor, eh, Alex? 🙂

I thought so as well, but will wait some more.

In 1968 I was writing banking programs in machine code to run on a room sized NCR 315 mainframe computer.

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