Download Download Intel PROSet/Network Adapter Driver 27.3 for Windows 10 Free

Download Free Download Intel PROSet/Network Adapter Driver 27.3 for Windows 10

New Hardware Support:

– Intel Ethernet Network Adapter I710-T4L
– Intel Ethernet Network Adapter I710-T4L for OCP 3.0
– Intel Ethernet Controller I226-T1
– Intel Ethernet Controller I226-IT
– Killer E3100X 2.5 Gigabit Ethernet Controller(3)
– Intel Ethernet Controller I226-LM
– Intel Ethernet Controller I226-LMvP
– Intel Ethernet Controller I226-V
– Intel Ethernet Connection (22) I219-LM
– Intel Ethernet Connection (23) I219-LM
– Intel Ethernet Connection (22) I219-V
– Intel Ethernet Connection (23) I219-V

New software support:

– Support FreeBSD 12.3. The driver is no longer tested on FreeBSD 12.2.
– Support for Microsoft Azure Stack HCI, version 21H2
– SetupBD.exe now supports the l switch to save installation log files.
– Microsoft Windows 10 version 1809 supporting 1Gbps devices based on the following controllers: Intel Ethernet Controller I710
– Microsoft Windows 10 version 1809 supporting 10Gbps devices based on the following controllers: Intel Ethernet Controller X710
– Microsoft Windows Server 2022 supports devices based on the following controllers: Intel Ethernet Controller I225, Intel I217 Gigabit Ethernet Controller, Intel I218 Gigabit Ethernet Controller, and Intel I219 Gigabit Ethernet Controller

Intel Ethernet 800 Series Resolved Issues:

– Linux driver: Prior to irdma version 1.8.45, installing the OOT irdma driver on systems with RDMA capable Intel Ethernet Connection X722/Intel Ethernet Network Adapter X722 ports and using an operating system or kernel with an in-tree irdma driver may Causes a system crash. To prevent a system crash when using the OOT irdma driver, use irdma 1.8.45, or newer i40e version (2.18.9 or later) and load this new irdma before loading it.
– Linux driver

: AF_XDP based applications may crash the system when receiving packets using RHEL based 4.18 kernel.
– Linux driver: During long reboot cycle testing of Intel Ethernet 800 series adapters (approximately 250-500 reboots), the Intel ICE and iavf drivers may experience a kernel panic, causing the server to reboot unexpectedly.
– Linux driver: command ethtool -C [rx|tx]-frames is not supported by the iavf driver and will be ignored.surroundings [tx|rx]-frames-irq Using ethtool -C may not save the expected settings correctly and may reset the value to the default of 0.
– Linux driver: When using the ethtool -L ethx combine XX command to modify the queue settings of a port, the interrupt throttle settings are reset to default.
– Linux driver: Repeatedly enabling and disabling SR-IOV/VMQ settings on vNICs in a VM can cause BSOD when the VM is running a heavy traffic load and is connected to a virtual switch with SR-IOV or VMQ offload enabled. Linux RDMA driver
– Linux driver: In order to send or receive RDMA traffic, the network interface associated with the RDMA device must be up.If the network interface experiences a link down event (for example, a broken cable or ip link set disconnected), the associated RDMA device is removed and is no longer available to RDMA applications. The RDMA device is automatically re-added when the network interface link is restored.
– Linux driver: RHEL 8.5 only: Any user-mode tests that use ibv_create_ah (eg, RoCEv2 user-mode tests like udaddy) will fail.
– Linux driver: Due to a non-deterministic race condition, if the irdma driver is loaded in Linux by an Intel Ethernet 800 series device with a non-standard MTU (ie, a non-1500B MTU), the system’s network interface may fail to load after a reboot. Interactions with the network stack may hang on the system after a failed load. Multiple reboots may be required to avoid this.
– Linux driver: Devlink command devlink dev param show (DEVLINK_CMD_PARAM_GET) does not report MinSREV values for firmware (fw.mgmt.srev) and OROM (fw.undi.srev). This flaw was also found on the NVMUpdate tool, which resulted in manifest errors.
– Windows driver: Repeatedly enabling and disabling SR-IOV/VMQ settings on vNICs in a VM may cause the VM to freeze/hang when the VM is running a heavy traffic load and is connected to a virtual switch with SR-IOV or VMQ offload enabled.
– Linux RDMA driver: iWARP mode requires VLAN configuration to fully enable PFC.
– firmware: After firmware update and reboot/power cycle on Intel Ethernet CQDA2 adapter, port 1 shows NO-CARRIER and does not work properly.
– firmware: Added a state machine to the hot threshold activity so that when switching pages fails, it tries again from the same state.
– firmware: FW does not allow linking if the module is not supported in relaxed mode.
– firmware: RDE devices report the RevisionID attribute of the PCIeFunctions schema as 0x00 instead of 0x02.
– firmware: The RDE device reports its state as booting (low power consumption) even if it is in standby mode.
– firmware: The Wake On LAN stream was unexpectedly triggered by the E810 CQDA2 for OCP 3.0 adapter.Server unexpectedly wakes up automatically from S5 power state a few seconds after shutdown from OS and cannot be shut down
– firmware: Fixed FW reporting module power values for modules from incorrect locations.
– non-volatile memory: If the error message of OS layer initialization failed is displayed, please update the Windows QV driver to the version released this time. NOTE: If you are using Proset, updating the QV driver may also require updating Proset.

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About network adapter drivers:

Once connected, the operating system usually installs a generic driver that helps the computer recognize the newly connected device.

However, if you want to use all the features provided by the network adapter, you must apply the appropriate software. This task also allows the computer to correctly identify all device characteristics such as manufacturer, chipset, technology, etc.

Updating the adapter’s driver and utility versions may improve overall performance and stability, increase transfer speeds, fix various compatibility issues and some network-related bugs, and bring various other changes.

To install this version, simply grab the package, unzip it if necessary, run the installer, and follow the on-screen instructions. Once done, don’t forget to perform a system restart and reconnect the network adapter to make sure all changes take effect correctly.

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