GTi14 185H Driver issues & update for CPU Microcode

qweesy777

Hello, I updated the BIOS to GTi14T105 dated (4 Sept 24) But noticed Microcode is still 0×11, when will we be getting the most current microcode of 0×129? (The latest microcode update for Meteor Lake is version 0×129, which addresses stability issues caused by elevated operating voltages) I believe Intel is dropping another new microcode at the end of September as well.

I have currently left TDP @ 45W for now but would like to bump to full 65W, is there an ETA for you dropping updated microcode into next BIOS update?

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Also having 2 Driver issues, not being able to update to most current version

Intel Imaging Sensor Driver: trying to update this driver to most current driver causes BSOD and reboot and fails to install

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Intel Smart Sound Technology BUS: trying to update this driver to most current just fails and states “driver could not be updated” and wont install but no BSOD on this driver failure.

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Thanks for your help, this PC is amazing!

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qweesy777
Hi there,

① About the Microcode update, We don’t get the notice from Intel yet. Once we have the BIOS, we will let you know.
② Please uninstall the Sensor Driver in the device manager and then install the new one from intel website.
③First, Disable Antivirus and Firewall Temporarily
Sometimes, antivirus software or firewalls can interfere with driver installations. Try disabling them temporarily and then attempt to install the driver again.
Secondly. Use Driver Update Tools
Consider using third-party driver update tools. Some of these tools can scan your system and find the latest drivers for all your hardware components. However, be cautious when using such tools and make sure to choose a reliable one.
Next, Manual Installation
Download the latest Intel SST BUS driver from the official Intel website.
Uninstall the current driver from Device Manager. To do this, right-click on the device under “Sound, video and game controllers,” select “Properties,” go to the “Driver” tab, and click on “Uninstall.”
Reboot your computer.
After rebooting, manually install the downloaded driver by running the installer file.