New Beta version of Avast Driver Updater product is now available in Beta (21.2.1766)!
What’s new in Avast Driver Updater product?
New - Introducing our troubleshooting helper! In case you’re having driver-related trouble, this helper will guide you through finding and fixing any issues with new (or old) drivers.
Improved - User interface to make it easier for you to navigate through regardless of whether you want to update a driver or revert it to the previous version.
Improved - Our improved database can now scan for over 7 million drivers to help keep your PC in the best possible shape.
Improved - When you decide to uninstall the product you can now select whether you would like to keep the current driver backups and log files (for potential future usage when you decide to install the product again.)
Improved - Driver Updater product now automatically cleans old driver backups in order to not occupy that much space on your hard drive.
Fixed - Problem with DVD ROM driver installation which happened sometimes with the previous version.
Fixed - Error message when you’re offline now clearly states why you cannot proceed with the update process.
Apart from that, we fixed many other bugs and made under-the-hood improvements to keep Driver Updater working smoothly.
Yeah, I the only driver I can not update is the Intel(R) Management Engine Interface #1 driver. Perhaps this may be glitch? I have a screenshot of the error. I should also note, I couldn’t update this driver on previous version of Avast DU. Please advise.
Thank you Bob for providing us with the logs, actually I was able to induce the same issue myself and we are already on it, I will keep you updated about the progress.
Update on the beta, the Management Engine Interface #1 driver issue is fixed as the version offered is from February and is actually installed. However, I found another bug, basically if you update the the Intel(R) Gaussian Mixture Model driver and wait a few minutes, Avast will come back with this message, screenshot below. If you update again, it will refresh and will also tell you the PCIe controller is out of date. The odd thing is, it will update it to a version from 1/2/17 YET if you update the Gaussian Mixture Model again, it will revert the version to one from 12/15/15. Other than that, looking good
Update on the situation, I have found a temporary fix, basically when Avast DU says you need to update the Gaussian Mixture Model, I updated it, BUT went out and found a newer version from 12/17/18 which is digitally signed. I even redownloaded the PCIe Controller (x16) - 1901 driver, version is from 1/2/2017 (like Avast DU and is also digitally signed) and installed both, rebooted and the issue hasn’t come up since.
Sure no problem, I’ll send the logs. But, in order to properly fix this issue, Avast needs to update the Gaussian Mixture Model driver 10.1.2.19 (dated 12/15/15) to 10.1.7.3 (dated 12/17/18). The driver can be found here at Microsoft Update Catalog: https://www.catalog.update.microsoft.com/Search.aspx?q=Intel(R)+Gaussian+Mixture+Model+-+1911 The latter driver is digitally signed and is virus free. And for anybody who comes here bearing the issue similar to mine, download the driver from the link provided and update it manually, apply the PCIe Controller update from Avast DU, if offered, and restart. For me, this worked and the issue has gone away. Hope this helps.