Windows 10: Question on Intel Chipset Updates

My system is a Asus Z170 Maximus VIII Hero

When I installed Windows 10 Pro 64-bit at the time I installed the latest chipset (version 10.1.2.10). All has been well, but when I used the Windows Update Minitool the other week it says that there is a new update to these chipset entries.

I went to do a search and all I keep seeing is 10.1.2.10 or lower on the Internet at various sites. Is there a newer version than 10.1.2.10 that is "leaking out" slowly to the Internet that I cannot find?

These updates are for the Intel entries in the device manager under System devices. Just wondering.

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Windows 10 installer never finds Chipset Drivers

Hi

When I've cleanly installed Windows 10 on four different computers with an Intel chipset, the Windows 10 installer never finds or installs the chipset drivers. The only thing Windows 10 does detect and install is the Intel Management Engine, but
not the actual chipset drivers.

I've had to manually install the Windows 8.1 versions of the Intel chipset drivers from the computer manufacturer and then manually update these chipset drivers in the Device Manager, which Windows 10 then updates when requested - but Windows Update itself
does not, strangely? Surely Windows 10 Update is supposed to install the newer driver versions????

My question is: will Microsoft fix this problem?

Given that chipset drivers have to be installed before all other drivers, I'm surprised this problem still exists five months after Windows 10 has been released.

I don't know if this problem affects other brands of chipsets?

 

They are a waste of time, ignore them.