Geoff Leeson

I have exactly the same problem on my new Windows 11 PC. I am being offered 8 Intel updates dated July 1968. Intel state that I am up to date as do a number of other driver update programs including DB8. I have not had a sensible response from Support and am on the verge of cancelling my subscription. There is clearly a flaw in the program.

I have had DB9 installed for a couple of weeks on a new PC running Windows 11. Suddenly on Tuesday November 30th it reported that there were 8 Intel driver updates dated July 18th 1968. This is clearly an error as I doubt that Intel drivers were around in 68, plus the fact that my PC is brand new. I have run the Intel Driver update tool and it states that my drivers are up to date and I have also checked with a couple of other driver update programs including DB8, all of which say that I am up to date. I have reported this to Customer Support only to be told that DB9 has a larger database. I will not be installing the 8 drivers in question and unless I receive a satisfactory answer from Support I will be requesting a refund.