Windows 10: Intel Management Engine Interface Freeze my PC

ROG MAXIMUS Z790 HERO Version BIOS 1202Please help meWhen play game form steam when loading to game high load fan and cpu high load and pc will freeze can't do any thingClean windows 10 & windows 11 i got errorand i got error from event log"a provider, intelmeprov, has been registered in the windows management instrumentation namespace root\intel_me to use the localsystem account. this account is privileged and the provider may cause a security violation if it does not correctly impersonate user requests. site:answers.microsoft.com""WMI Event ID 63"I load driver formhttps://ro

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Intel Management Engine Interface help.

My PC is working fine without ;Intel Management Engine Interface, with it installed it freezes once in a while .I was just asking how a can avoid it from being updated by itself. Because i did uninstall 1 time and it updated itself.

 

Intel Management Engine Interface help.

Hi guys hope you all had a great happy new year; I've had an issue with my Desktop Lenovo M 71 I5 Sandy bridge for some time with freezes once in a while, that only could be resolved with shutting down in the main power button. Upon googling help i learned that disabling/uninstalling Intel Management Engine Interface would solve my freezes issue, so it did solve my issue for 2 weeks or so, but this week it froze again and i went to check again the Device Manager and i saw the Intel Management Engine Interface there again ,i uninstalled it again, so far so good again. My question how to permanently get rid of it, since i don't see any reason to have it for what i use the PC at least so far don't see any difference besides the stop of freezes. Thanks and have a great 2023.

 

Intel Management Engine Interface forced update?

Motherboard GA-H110M-S2H

CPU I5 6500

The suggested Intel Management Engine Interface update by my motherboard manufacturer is 11.6.0.1030, so that's what I download and install, only for Windows 10 to force a further update to 11.7.0.1032, is it correct for this to happen?