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03-13-2019 01:19 PM
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Eguun PC SpecsEguun PC Specs Motherboard Asus ROG MAXIMUS XI EXTREME (Z390 EATX) Processor Intel(R) Core(TM) i9-9900K CPU @ 3.60GHz Memory (part number) Corsair DOMINATOR� PLATINUM 16GB (2 x 8GB) DDR4 4000MHz (SKU: CMD16GX4M2E4000C19 ver 4.31) Graphics Card #1 MSI — NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 8 GB GAMING X TRIO Storage #1 Samsung SSD 970 PRO 512GB Storage #2 Samsung SSD 960 PRO 512GB CPU Cooler Noctua NH-D15 Case Cooler Master MasterCase H500M Power Supply SeaSonic — PRIME Ultra Titanium 650 W 80+ Titanium Mouse SteelSeries Rival 500 Headset ROG Centurion true 7.1 OS Windows 10 Pro 64bits Intel ME update 12.0.22.1310 — error: Please check MEI Driver is installed
Good morning,
I am experiencing difficulties updating my Asus Maximus XI Extreme using the Intel ME link provided in the download page:
https://www.asus.com/Motherboards/RO…HelpDesk_BIOS/This update program should bring ME to version 12.0.22.1310
I have already updated the Bios to Version 0805
When running the ME update program as admin, I am receiving this error message:
Warning!!!
Please check MEI Driver is installed.I confirm indeed the ME is not updated: the system is running version 12.0.6.1120
Could you please help me find a way forward?
Cheers
Full config details:
Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i9-9900K CPU @ 3.60GHz
Motherboard: Asus ROG MAXIMUS XI EXTREME / Bios version 0805 (latest at time of writing post)
Memory: Corsair DDR4 2x8GB (SKU: CMD16GX4M2E4000C19)
Graphic card: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 / driver version 419.35 (latest at time of writing post)
OS: Windows 10 Pro 64bits / version 1809 (latest at time of writing post)Last edited by Eguun; 03-13-2019 at 02:36 PM.
Reason: added full config details
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03-13-2019 03:13 PM
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Eguun PC SpecsEguun PC Specs Motherboard Asus ROG MAXIMUS XI EXTREME (Z390 EATX) Processor Intel(R) Core(TM) i9-9900K CPU @ 3.60GHz Memory (part number) Corsair DOMINATOR� PLATINUM 16GB (2 x 8GB) DDR4 4000MHz (SKU: CMD16GX4M2E4000C19 ver 4.31) Graphics Card #1 MSI — NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 8 GB GAMING X TRIO Storage #1 Samsung SSD 970 PRO 512GB Storage #2 Samsung SSD 960 PRO 512GB CPU Cooler Noctua NH-D15 Case Cooler Master MasterCase H500M Power Supply SeaSonic — PRIME Ultra Titanium 650 W 80+ Titanium Mouse SteelSeries Rival 500 Headset ROG Centurion true 7.1 OS Windows 10 Pro 64bits I managed to manually update the ME firmware by doing the following:
— opened elevated command line
— navigate to MEUpdateTool_12.0.22.1310_TFW folder
— typed command: FWUpdLcl64.exe -F ME.bin
— rebootSystem is now at 12.0.22.1310
After update, the ASUS GUI for ME update still doesn’t work (same error popup as before).
Now looking into the text of the ASUS support download page I wonder exactly what they meant with this:
*We suggest you update ME Driver to the latest Version 12.0.22.1310 simultaneously.So it seems there are 2 updates to perform: one for the firmware, and another one for the driver?
Windows device manager indicates my driver version at: 1904.12.0.1208
Is there some drivers I should be updating too?
Could you please share what’s your driver version if you made this ME update properly (ie: using the ASUS GUI update program)?Thanks
Last edited by Eguun; 03-13-2019 at 03:34 PM.
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03-13-2019 03:39 PM
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The driver version on your motherboard page is 1828.12.0.1152, though it might register as 1904.12.0.1208 on device manager.
I don’t understand ASUS statement also, as usually ME FW updates come as part of the BIOS bundle (well, at least up until now).Not sure why you are trying to re-run the GUI updater if you have already done so manually.
You can check if your FW update was done in UEFI welcome screen, as ME version will be there, you just need to remember what it was beforeAlthough you have stated:
System is now at 12.0.22.1310
So, i guess you have somehow checked that already.
Last edited by katlani; 03-13-2019 at 03:43 PM.
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03-13-2019 04:22 PM
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The driver version on your motherboard page is 1828.12.0.1152, though it might register as 1904.12.0.1208 on device manager.
I don’t understand ASUS statement also, as usually ME FW updates come as part of the BIOS bundle (well, at least up until now).Not sure why you are trying to re-run the GUI updater if you have already done so manually.
You can check if your FW update was done in UEFI welcome screen, as ME version will be there, you just need to remember what it was beforeAlthough you have stated:
System is now at 12.0.22.1310
So, i guess you have somehow checked that already.
Thank you for your response.
Why I tried to run the program again once FW was manually updated?
Well I’m puzzled as to why I couldn’t plainly update via the program provided by ASUS in the first place.
So I figured maybe having the ME brought to latest version would have solved the issue raised by the error popup … but it doesn’t.I checked the ME FW version with the command line, using the update tool:
FWUpdLcl64.exe -FWVERActually, device manager showed that driver version you mention, starting with 18, but when clicking on the «update driver» button, it searched online and found updated drivers and brought the number up.
No perceptible difference whatsoeverDo you know why this error popup was raised in the first place?
Thanks
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03-13-2019 05:03 PM
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Originally Posted by Eguun
Thank you for your response.
Why I tried to run the program again once FW was manually updated?
Well I’m puzzled as to why I couldn’t plainly update via the program provided by ASUS in the first place.
So I figured maybe having the ME brought to latest version would have solved the issue raised by the error popup … but it doesn’t.I checked the ME FW version with the command line, using the update tool:
FWUpdLcl64.exe -FWVERActually, device manager showed that driver version you mention, starting with 18, but when clicking on the «update driver» button, it searched online and found updated drivers and brought the number up.
No perceptible difference whatsoeverDo you know why this error popup was raised in the first place?
Thanks
No clue for why its erroring out, perhaps yet another fubar installation from ASUS. Again, I would expect an ME FW update to come bundled within a BIOS version as it usually does.
As for the driver, I wouldn’t recommend updating the driver from Windows Update (that’s what the update button does, goes to Windows Update Catalog) as driver updates better come from the vendor itself (ASUS) due to customizations, signoffs, and testing.
The only driver I update regulary and dont wait for the ASUS one is NVIDIA driver, due to massive latency in release.
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03-13-2019 06:51 PM
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I went to the download page of ASUS to download the Chipset component of Version 1828.12.0.1152 (which includes, in its description, the Intel Management Engine Interface).
I installed it, which -I suspect- leveled my drivers to the plane ASUS expected.From there, I was able to flawlessly run the ASUS ME FW program: there was no longer the error popup.
Yes, obviously my system’s firmware was already updated, but I find it important to be capable of updating using the standard programs released by the manufacturer.
So now I’m back on the rails.As conclusion, it seems this error message simply originated because in the first place, my Intel Management Engine components where updated via Windows Update and using instead ASUS elements enabled ASUS software to run: I never installed drivers from the ASUS support page, as all elements were recognized straight from Windows after install.
Many thanks, this is resolved.
Maybe it will help someone else facing this issue
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03-13-2019 09:29 PM
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NP.
I just tried this myself on my PRIME Z370-A (different ME version update is available) by using the GUI.
After it updated, i tried to run it again even, thinking it would wisely tell me its already updated, but it just re-updated again.Anyway, checked the version in UEFI welcome screen and was indeed updated.
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The laptop has Windows 10 Home, when putting it to sleep, it shuts down instead. And the Intel Management Engine Interface in Device Manager, has an exclamation sign.
In Intel Management Engine Interface, device status it says:
This device cannot start. (Code 10)
Driver version: 11.0.5.1189
(the Roll Back Driver button is not available to click)
I already tried updating that driver, and updated windows 10.
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This issue occurs if the hardware key does not contain a “FailReasonString” value. To help resolve the issue, follow the recommended solution below:
- Open Device Manager.
- In the device’s Properties dialog box, click the Driver tab.
- Click Update Driver to start the Hardware Update Wizard. Follow the instructions to update the driver.
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I followed those steps, now it says «The best drivers for your device are already installed»
But it «fix» the problem, then restart the computer. But the problem still persist.
I runned it various times.
The Intel Management Engine Interface in Device Manager, continue to have an exclamation sign.
And in Device Status continue to say:
«This device cannot start. (Code 10)
What else could I try?
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Since the last steps we provided didn’t work, our next step is to uninstall and reinstall the driver. Follow the steps below:
- Open Device Manager.
- In the device’s Properties dialog box, click the Driver tab.
- Select Uninstall, when prompted with the uninstall confirmation, please make sure you have checked the Delete the driver software for this device, and then hit OK to continue.
- Then reboot your computer. Windows will automatically help you update the correct driver once you restart.
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I followed the steps you mentioned, but the Intel Management Engine Interface in Device Manager, continue to have an exclamation sign.
And in Device Status continue to appear:
«This device cannot start. (Code 10)
Right now it has version 11.0.5.1189.
What else could I try?
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Just to further isolate the issue, we’ll attempt to do a system scan to make sure it’s not caused by a corrupted system file. Following the steps on the link below:
Method 1: System File Checker tool (SFC)
System File Checker is a utility in Windows that allows users to scan for corruptions in Windows system files and restore corrupted files.
Note: If SFC didn’t resolve the issue, proceed to method 2.
Method 2: DISM or System Update Readiness tool
DISM checks Windows updates and service packs may fail to install if there are corruption errors.
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Hi Martin,
I followed the steps you mentioned, but the Intel Management Engine Interface in Device Manager, continue to have an exclamation sign.
And in Device Status continue to appear:
«This device cannot start. (Code 10)
My pc was upgraded to win 10; Windows update put that driver which had the triangle! Tried everything then typed compatibility mode in search. Highlight Intel mgmt engine, let it remove 11 driver and replace with older driver. Working great.
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I am facing the same issue for almost a month now, my laptop shuts down and then restarts while recovering from sleep, Intel Management Engine Interface seems to be the cause of the problem.
I have tried to install every version of IMEI but it didn’t help.
Following are the screenshots from «event viewer»
And the IMEI shows the following error,
Everything was working fine, I begun to face this issue when I upgraded my laptop to Windows 10 creator fall update. I am really looking forward to getting some help here. I looked all over the internet but couldn’t find any solution.
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The error code can be due to an outdated or corrupted device drivers. Based on the information that you’ve shared, we’d like to check the following:
- If you’ve already tried uninstalling the specified driver based on the steps provided by Martin Bar on this thread.
- The process that you’ve followed to update the specified driver.
- If you’ve already tried the suggestions posted by Clemvine on this thread.
- If you’ve already tried running the DISM and SFC utilities based on the steps posted on the link shared by Martin Bar.
In the event that the steps suggested above did not suffice, we’d recommend rolling back the Fall Creators Update. Once done, check if you still have errors after reverting to the previous version. If the errors are no longer present, update your device to the Fall Creators Update. Performing this will isolate issues related to the installation of the update.
Note: If it has been more than 10 days since you’ve installed the Fall Creators Update, you would need to manually downgrade the version. To do this, you can refer to the steps posted in the Manually Downgrade to an older release of Windows 10 section of this link.
Intel ME update 12.0.22.1310 — error: Please check MEI Driver is installed
This update program should bring ME to version 12.0.22.1310
I have already updated the Bios to Version 0805
When running the ME update program as admin, I am receiving this error message:
Warning.
Please check MEI Driver is installed.
I confirm indeed the ME is not updated: the system is running version 12.0.6.1120
Could you please help me find a way forward?
Full config details:
Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i9-9900K CPU @ 3.60GHz
Motherboard: Asus ROG MAXIMUS XI EXTREME / Bios version 0805 (latest at time of writing post)
Memory: Corsair DDR4 2x8GB (SKU: CMD16GX4M2E4000C19)
Graphic card: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 / driver version 419.35 (latest at time of writing post)
OS: Windows 10 Pro 64bits / version 1809 (latest at time of writing post)
Last edited by Eguun; 03-13-2019 at 02:36 PM . Reason: added full config details
I managed to manually update the ME firmware by doing the following:
— opened elevated command line
— navigate to MEUpdateTool_12.0.22.1310_TFW folder
— typed command: FWUpdLcl64.exe -F ME.bin
— reboot
System is now at 12.0.22.1310
After update, the ASUS GUI for ME update still doesn’t work (same error popup as before).
Now looking into the text of the ASUS support download page I wonder exactly what they meant with this:
*We suggest you update ME Driver to the latest Version 12.0.22.1310 simultaneously.
So it seems there are 2 updates to perform: one for the firmware, and another one for the driver?
Windows device manager indicates my driver version at: 1904.12.0.1208
Is there some drivers I should be updating too?
Could you please share what’s your driver version if you made this ME update properly (ie: using the ASUS GUI update program)?
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The driver version on your motherboard page is 1828.12.0.1152, though it might register as 1904.12.0.1208 on device manager.
I don’t understand ASUS statement also, as usually ME FW updates come as part of the BIOS bundle (well, at least up until now).
Not sure why you are trying to re-run the GUI updater if you have already done so manually.
You can check if your FW update was done in UEFI welcome screen, as ME version will be there, you just need to remember what it was before
Although you have stated:
System is now at 12.0.22.1310
So, i guess you have somehow checked that already.
Originally Posted by katlani
The driver version on your motherboard page is 1828.12.0.1152, though it might register as 1904.12.0.1208 on device manager.
I don’t understand ASUS statement also, as usually ME FW updates come as part of the BIOS bundle (well, at least up until now).
Not sure why you are trying to re-run the GUI updater if you have already done so manually.
You can check if your FW update was done in UEFI welcome screen, as ME version will be there, you just need to remember what it was before
Although you have stated:
System is now at 12.0.22.1310
So, i guess you have somehow checked that already.
Thank you for your response.
Why I tried to run the program again once FW was manually updated?
Well I’m puzzled as to why I couldn’t plainly update via the program provided by ASUS in the first place.
So I figured maybe having the ME brought to latest version would have solved the issue raised by the error popup . but it doesn’t.
I checked the ME FW version with the command line, using the update tool:
FWUpdLcl64.exe -FWVER
Actually, device manager showed that driver version you mention, starting with 18, but when clicking on the «update driver» button, it searched online and found updated drivers and brought the number up.
No perceptible difference whatsoever
Do you know why this error popup was raised in the first place?
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Originally Posted by Eguun
Thank you for your response.
Why I tried to run the program again once FW was manually updated?
Well I’m puzzled as to why I couldn’t plainly update via the program provided by ASUS in the first place.
So I figured maybe having the ME brought to latest version would have solved the issue raised by the error popup . but it doesn’t.
I checked the ME FW version with the command line, using the update tool:
FWUpdLcl64.exe -FWVER
Actually, device manager showed that driver version you mention, starting with 18, but when clicking on the «update driver» button, it searched online and found updated drivers and brought the number up.
No perceptible difference whatsoever
Do you know why this error popup was raised in the first place?
No clue for why its erroring out, perhaps yet another fubar installation from ASUS. Again, I would expect an ME FW update to come bundled within a BIOS version as it usually does.
As for the driver, I wouldn’t recommend updating the driver from Windows Update (that’s what the update button does, goes to Windows Update Catalog) as driver updates better come from the vendor itself (ASUS) due to customizations, signoffs, and testing.
The only driver I update regulary and dont wait for the ASUS one is NVIDIA driver, due to massive latency in release.
Many thanks Katlani, your input helped a lot!
I went to the download page of ASUS to download the Chipset component of Version 1828.12.0.1152 (which includes, in its description, the Intel Management Engine Interface).
I installed it, which -I suspect- leveled my drivers to the plane ASUS expected.
From there, I was able to flawlessly run the ASUS ME FW program: there was no longer the error popup.
Yes, obviously my system’s firmware was already updated, but I find it important to be capable of updating using the standard programs released by the manufacturer.
So now I’m back on the rails.
As conclusion, it seems this error message simply originated because in the first place, my Intel Management Engine components where updated via Windows Update and using instead ASUS elements enabled ASUS software to run: I never installed drivers from the ASUS support page, as all elements were recognized straight from Windows after install.
Many thanks, this is resolved.
Maybe it will help someone else facing this issue
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I just tried this myself on my PRIME Z370-A (different ME version update is available) by using the GUI.
After it updated, i tried to run it again even, thinking it would wisely tell me its already updated, but it just re-updated again.
Anyway, checked the version in UEFI welcome screen and was indeed updated.
So you’re trying to install the driver manually. Right?
Usually, Intel Management Engine Interface driver will be deployed through Windows Update. Once you upgrade your PC the same will be installed automatically on your PC. Suggest you to press Windows Key + X and select Device Manager. Now find System Devices, expand it and see if Intel Management Engine Interface driver is listed there.
Double-click on it and see the version of the driver installed on your PC. Most probably it will be the latest on.
My computer screen was frozen not allowing login; so I had to shut it off and reboot. When I ran troubleshooting it found problem with Intel(R) management engine interface. When I tried to update the driver I got the message:
«Windows found devices but encountered an error while attempting to install. Intel management engine interface:»this cannot start code 10».
On following advice online I uninstalled the driver and restarted the computer; the results were the same . I also tried updating the driver.
So I went to manufactures website and after a search could not find this driver.
I am not a techie person and don»t have any idea what to do now. I’m sure I have missed the glaringly obvioos , but nee someone to help with this.
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If there’s no ‘base’ to upgrade from, the upgrade functionality likely won’t work.
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If there’s no ‘base’ to upgrade from, the upgrade functionality likely won’t work.
How do I check that?
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If there’s no ‘base’ to upgrade from, the upgrade functionality likely won’t work.
I think my version is 11.6.10.1196
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If there’s no ‘base’ to upgrade from, the upgrade functionality likely won’t work.
Ummmmmmm, I have no MEI driver and I can’t find any driver installs. Btw I have and i3-6100 and a h110m-a/m.2.
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Thread: Intel ME update 12.0.22.1310 — error: Please check MEI Driver is installed
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Intel ME update 12.0.22.1310 — error: Please check MEI Driver is installed
I am experiencing difficulties updating my Asus Maximus XI Extreme using the Intel ME link provided in the download page:
https://www.asus.com/Motherboards/RO. HelpDesk_BIOS/
This update program should bring ME to version 12.0.22.1310
I have already updated the Bios to Version 0805
When running the ME update program as admin, I am receiving this error message:
Warning.
Please check MEI Driver is installed.
I confirm indeed the ME is not updated: the system is running version 12.0.6.1120
Could you please help me find a way forward?
Full config details:
Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i9-9900K CPU @ 3.60GHz
Motherboard: Asus ROG MAXIMUS XI EXTREME / Bios version 0805 (latest at time of writing post)
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Graphic card: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 / driver version 419.35 (latest at time of writing post)
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I managed to manually update the ME firmware by doing the following:
— opened elevated command line
— navigate to MEUpdateTool_12.0.22.1310_TFW folder
— typed command: FWUpdLcl64.exe -F ME.bin
— reboot
System is now at 12.0.22.1310
After update, the ASUS GUI for ME update still doesn’t work (same error popup as before).
Now looking into the text of the ASUS support download page I wonder exactly what they meant with this:
*We suggest you update ME Driver to the latest Version 12.0.22.1310 simultaneously.
So it seems there are 2 updates to perform: one for the firmware, and another one for the driver?
Windows device manager indicates my driver version at: 1904.12.0.1208
Is there some drivers I should be updating too?
Could you please share what’s your driver version if you made this ME update properly (ie: using the ASUS GUI update program)?
Last edited by Eguun; 03-13-2019 at 03:34 PM .
The driver version on your motherboard page is 1828.12.0.1152, though it might register as 1904.12.0.1208 on device manager.
I don’t understand ASUS statement also, as usually ME FW updates come as part of the BIOS bundle (well, at least up until now).
Not sure why you are trying to re-run the GUI updater if you have already done so manually.
You can check if your FW update was done in UEFI welcome screen, as ME version will be there, you just need to remember what it was before
Although you have stated:
System is now at 12.0.22.1310
So, i guess you have somehow checked that already.
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The driver version on your motherboard page is 1828.12.0.1152, though it might register as 1904.12.0.1208 on device manager.
I don’t understand ASUS statement also, as usually ME FW updates come as part of the BIOS bundle (well, at least up until now).
Not sure why you are trying to re-run the GUI updater if you have already done so manually.
You can check if your FW update was done in UEFI welcome screen, as ME version will be there, you just need to remember what it was before
Although you have stated:
System is now at 12.0.22.1310
So, i guess you have somehow checked that already.
Thank you for your response.
Why I tried to run the program again once FW was manually updated?
Well I’m puzzled as to why I couldn’t plainly update via the program provided by ASUS in the first place.
So I figured maybe having the ME brought to latest version would have solved the issue raised by the error popup . but it doesn’t.
I checked the ME FW version with the command line, using the update tool:
FWUpdLcl64.exe -FWVER
Actually, device manager showed that driver version you mention, starting with 18, but when clicking on the «update driver» button, it searched online and found updated drivers and brought the number up.
No perceptible difference whatsoever
Do you know why this error popup was raised in the first place?
Thank you for your response.
Why I tried to run the program again once FW was manually updated?
Well I’m puzzled as to why I couldn’t plainly update via the program provided by ASUS in the first place.
So I figured maybe having the ME brought to latest version would have solved the issue raised by the error popup . but it doesn’t.
I checked the ME FW version with the command line, using the update tool:
FWUpdLcl64.exe -FWVER
Actually, device manager showed that driver version you mention, starting with 18, but when clicking on the «update driver» button, it searched online and found updated drivers and brought the number up.
No perceptible difference whatsoever
Do you know why this error popup was raised in the first place?
No clue for why its erroring out, perhaps yet another fubar installation from ASUS. Again, I would expect an ME FW update to come bundled within a BIOS version as it usually does.
As for the driver, I wouldn’t recommend updating the driver from Windows Update (that’s what the update button does, goes to Windows Update Catalog) as driver updates better come from the vendor itself (ASUS) due to customizations, signoffs, and testing.
The only driver I update regulary and dont wait for the ASUS one is NVIDIA driver, due to massive latency in release.
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Many thanks Katlani, your input helped a lot!
I went to the download page of ASUS to download the Chipset component of Version 1828.12.0.1152 (which includes, in its description, the Intel Management Engine Interface).
I installed it, which -I suspect- leveled my drivers to the plane ASUS expected.
From there, I was able to flawlessly run the ASUS ME FW program: there was no longer the error popup.
Yes, obviously my system’s firmware was already updated, but I find it important to be capable of updating using the standard programs released by the manufacturer.
So now I’m back on the rails.
As conclusion, it seems this error message simply originated because in the first place, my Intel Management Engine components where updated via Windows Update and using instead ASUS elements enabled ASUS software to run: I never installed drivers from the ASUS support page, as all elements were recognized straight from Windows after install.
Many thanks, this is resolved.
Maybe it will help someone else facing this issue
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Asus 5 way warning message every time i boot up saying i need MEI drivers installed
so recently i bought a new computer with a maximus VII Formula/watchdogs, and i installed everything from discs before doing anything else and with all the software from the motherboard disc that was included i got AI Suite3 installed, since then everytime i boot it says i need mei drivers or something for asus 5 way to work. now I’ve looked around for fixes and everything I’ve read about it i have tried such as, looking in device manager for the broken mei to be listed in other but mine is where it is supposed to be in system, i have installed all the new drivers from the asus website for my motherboard under support tab and installed an mei driver and the setup for that says i have it so i can uninstall or repair and ive tried the repair at least 3 times and it hasnt done anything so i tried uninstalling it then reinstalling but am still getting the same warning message everytime i restart my computer. if it matters im on windows 8.1
I don’t really have any idea what to do next and any help would be appreciated as i just got my computer within the week and was hoping i would have no issues as the computer shop i bought through built the pc for me
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Hi JusTitan and Welcome to ROG, Installing AISuite 3 is fine but you need to update the MEI (Management Engine Interface)driver.
The operating system should automatically install the appropriate driver. If this has not happened, download the latest MEI driver as the device may not work properly or may not use all of its features.
A new version of the ASUS MAXIMUS VII FORMULA Intel MEI Driver V10.0.0.1204 for Windows 8.1 driver is available, you should install it immediately.
1. Check if the automatic update is enabled.
2. Install the driver manually.
3. You may have to update BIOS
Hope this helps and please report back.
Last edited by MeanMachine; 08-20-2014 at 01:44 AM .
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All of a sudden I get this message every time at startup of the MSI Command Centre software (v.3.0.1.02). The driver is installed and active. So, I let the Intel driver App check for updates and that tells me there is nothing to update. Windows Update doesn’t find anything either. And… the same goes for MSI Live Update.
What to do to ‘silence’ MSI CC?
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1st you haven’t mentioned your MSI platform. 2nd you prob already know, find an alternative software that does the same function as command center and remove the software, lol.
but i mean if it says check intel ME driver installed, better double check if your ME driver is the same version as on the website and also update to the latest BIOS.
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1st you haven’t mentioned your MSI platform. 2nd you prob already know, find an alternative software that does the same function as command center and remove the software, lol.
but i mean if it says check intel ME driver installed, better double check if your ME driver is the same version as on the website and also update to the latest BIOS.
Platform is
MSI Z270 GAMING PRO — Motherboard ATX — LGA1151 Socket — Z270 — USB 3.1 Gen1, USB-C
If I had looked for and found an alternative I most certainly would not have posted my issue.
The MSI website is a labyrith when you want support for the Z270. Search came out with nothing. Probably an ‘old product’ kind of thing. So, checking if the ME driver is the same as on the website is one big puzzle. The installed version is from Sept. ’09. That might deserve an update probably. But when I click ‘Update driver’ it tells me that there is no update. The same goes for Windows update and for MSI Live Update.
So if you can give me a direct link to the download of the correct driver, I will be more that happy.
Thank you
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If you keep getting the error message saying “Intel Management Engine Interface has a driver problem”, that means your current Intel Management Engine driver is incompatible with your system. To fix it, you should update your Intel ME driver. There are two ways you can do this:
Option 1 – Manually– You’ll need some computer skills and patience to update your drivers this way, because you need to find exactly the right the driver online, download it and install it step by step.
OR
Option 2 – Automatically (Recommended)– This is the quickest and easiest option. It’s all done with just a couple of mouse clicks – easy even if you’re a computer newbie.
Option 1 – Update the driver manually
You can use the Windows built-in utility Device Manager to reinstall your driver manually. Follow the instructions below:
1) On your keyboard, press the Windows logo key and R at the same time to open the Run dialog.
2) Type devmgmt.msc and click OK.
3) Double-click System devices.
4) Right-click Intel(R) Management Engine and select Uninstall device.
5) After you uninstall the driver, go to the Intel support website。
6) Find the drivers corresponding with your specific flavor of Windows version (for example, Windows 32 bit).
7) Download the driver manually.
Once you’ve downloaded the correct drivers for your system, double-click on the downloaded file and follow the on-screen instructions to install the driver.
Option 2 – Automatically update your Intel ME driver
If you don’t have the time, patience or computer skills to reinstall the Intel ME driver manually, you can do it automatically with Driver Easy.
Driver Easy will automatically recognize your system and find the correct drivers for it. You don’t need to know exactly what system your computer is running, you don’t need to risk downloading and installing the wrong driver, and you don’t need to worry about making a mistake when installing.
You can reinstall your drivers automatically with the Pro version of Driver Easy. It just takes just few clicks:
1) Download and install Driver Easy.
2) Run Driver Easy and click Tools.
3) Click Driver Uninstall. Then, click System devices > Intel(R) Management Engine.
4) Click Uninstall (this requires the Pro version – you’ll be prompted to upgrade when you click Update All) .
5) Click Back.
6) Click the Scan Now button. Driver Easy will then scan your computer and detect any problem drivers.
7) Click Update All to automatically download and install the correct version of all the drivers that are missing or out of date on your system.
If you need assistance, please contact Driver Easy’s support team at support@drivereasy.com.
Hopefully, this article helped. If you have any questions or suggestions, please feel free to leave a message below
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