Intel 3160 wifi driver installation unsuccesful

#INTEL 3160 WIFI DRIVER INSTALLATION UNSUCCESFUL SERIAL NUMBER#
#INTEL 3160 WIFI DRIVER INSTALLATION UNSUCCESFUL INSTALL#
#INTEL 3160 WIFI DRIVER INSTALLATION UNSUCCESFUL SERIES#

Thanks Riddle_Decipher for clearing the function of the HPSA up as an answer for my second question. That'll help us and others see that we've got the answers! Give us some reinforcement by clicking the solution and kudos buttons, If the information I've provided was helpful,

#INTEL 3160 WIFI DRIVER INSTALLATION UNSUCCESFUL SERIAL NUMBER#

That said, the HPSA works as a push service to update the drivers based on your product number, unlike the serial number which would be specific to your computer alone, the product numbers are a wide range of PC's with different parts. While you respond to that, I have reviewed your concern and to answer your first question, you should be able to delete the offer for a new update, if you've successfully installed the same already.

#INTEL 3160 WIFI DRIVER INSTALLATION UNSUCCESFUL SERIES#

Thank you for posting your query, I'll be more than glad to help you outДЄs I understand you want information on how HPSA works,Дon't worry as I'll be glad to help, however, to provide an accurate resolution, I need a few more details:Дid you know that HPSA obtains the drivers from the part's manufacturer site for the series and not your particular model? This is a great place to get support, find answers and tips, If I have the latest driver, why is the HPSA trying to push out a driver that's so out of date? Shouldn't it already be aware which drivers I have installed, and therefore not offer it as an update?.I assume that I have the latest available driver installed, which means that I can safely delete the update in the HPSA?.Having said all that, I have two questions:

#INTEL 3160 WIFI DRIVER INSTALLATION UNSUCCESFUL INSTALL#

However, the HP Support Assistant is trying to install version 18.32.1.2Pp1 (Softpaq number: SP74466) which, considering the dates of the drivers listed above, must be years out of date. This suggests to me that I have indeed got the latest driver installed. I've checked on the support section of the HP website and, by entering in my serial number, it has shown me the list of drivers available for the Intel WLAN adapter: the latest version offered there is shown as 19.20.1.3 Rev.P, released November 3 2016. By using the 'update driver' button, it has suggested that I have the latest version - both online and via Windows update. I've done this, and checked the currently-installed wireless driver on my system, and it is showing in the driver tab as version 19.51.4.2 with a date of (I'm not sure if that's February or July). I found another post on the HP support forums which say to check the currently installed driver (by going to Device Manager > Network Adaptors > Intel(R) Dual Band Wireless-AC 7265 then Driver tab) and, if it's a later driver currently installed, it can be disabled in the HPSA.

The first (HP Image Enhancement for System Logon) installed fine the second (Intel WLAN Driver for Microsoft Windows 10) did not install - it comes up with a box saying 'Installation failed'. The HP Support Assistant has just notified me of some updated drivers.

Intel 3160 wifi driver installation unsuccesful