Windows 10: Win 10 drivers for MSI Z77A-G45 none gaming

hi all so i have MSI Z77A-G45 and so far its working ok with win 10 here are the drivers i have so far in a list of drivers i updated.


Latest intel chipset from Intel
latest audio from Realtek
MS update intel ME and Intel rapid start
MS has USB 3 installed
Could not find update for lane drivers which are realtek but none listed there.


This is what i have so far any i need to get or is all ok? if someone could point me to rapid storage i think i will have it all, Also the Bios does not seem to have any issue with it at all, i changed nothing in there its still on win 8.1 stuff but works a ok.
Thanks all
Tony.
Latest intel chipset from Intel
latest audio from Realtek
MS update intel ME and Intel rapid start
MS has USB 3 installed
Could not find update for lane drivers which are realtek but none listed there.

This is what i have so far any i need to get or is all ok? if someone could point me to rapid storage i think i will have it all, Also the Bios does not seem to have any issue with it at all, i changed nothing in there its still on win 8.1 stuff but works a ok.
Thanks all
Tony.

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MSI Z77A G45 Realtek on board sound left when upgraded windows 7 to windows 10

Hi Gian,

Thank you for posting your query on Microsoft Community.

Please follow below steps and check if it helps.

Run Hardware and Device Troubleshooter

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I understand that you want to roll back to previous operating system.

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          Click Go Back to begin the process.
          
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          Windows 10 will Restart, This will be your screen throughout the recovery process.
          

Note: As noted, any configurations made to Windows 10 since upgrading will be lost, so if you installed new programs or hardware drivers or made personal settings, those will be deleted.

Hope these information helps, please get back to us for future support, we’ll be glad to assist you further.



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All Windows 10 Network Drivers Fail -- On Board Intel 82579V, Realtek PCI-E NIC, ASIX USB Ethernet AX188178, Wireless ASUS PCE-N53

I have a machine with an MSI Z77A-GD65 motherboard which had both Win 7 and 8.1 on separate partitions. I upgraded the Win 7 partition to Win 10. About a month ago all of the network drivers stopped working. I've tried installing new drivers for the
Intel 82579V and the Realtek gigabit NIC but none of the work. Their manufacturers say they are having "issues" with Windows 10 drivers and they might not work. I've also tried a usb Ethernet adapter and another wireless NIC but they don't work either. The
new drivers install OK, the network adapters show up in Device Manager, but still no internet connection. Any suggestions?

 

Also do i need to reinstall my chipset as the latest was installed before the upgrade as well as the latest realtek audio, they are working so not sure if that makes a difference or not.

 

Would this be the proper drive i need to the intel rapid storage ? Intel Download Center

 

Windows 10 installs the drivers it requires. If your system is running fine, I would hold off installing any updated drivers. Personally, I would let Windows updates continue to make necessary changes for some time before attempting to install new drivers. On the other hand, if some functions are not working, trying updated drivers might be the way to go.

 

Hi,

I have the same motherboard and asked about the same things on the MSI Forum :
Z77 Win 10 Drivers

All work fine now, I just have to downgrade my Realtek OnBoard LAN Adapter to Win 8.1 driver to enable Wake on Lan ; this is not working with the Win 10 driver :

http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/i...6fc2ec1?page=1

I hope it help !

 

Thanks the once i did update like chipset and stuff was back on win 8.1 they were for win 10 and 8.1 the latest ones and so was the realtek, but i have not installed any since the upgrade, i will leave well enough alone like you said *Smile. as i don't want to break my good running operating system by installing a driver *Smile. thanks man for the comment and suggestion.