Hi, when trying to install Intel Chipset Drivers and entering the command
Powershell -ExecutionPolicy bypass -file .\Downloads\autoinstall-intel.ps1
it gives an error
The argument ‘.\Downloads\autoinstall-intel.ps1’ to the -File parameter does not exist. Provide the path to an existing ‘.ps1’ file as an argument to the -File parameter.
and after installing csaudiointcsof the sound does not work. Is there any solution to the problem? HP x360c (Eldrid)
the error is pretty clear, but you have to understand a modicum of what you’re doing to be able to interpret it.
You’ve opened a powershell window, and the working directory is shown before >. You’re telling it to run a file, and providing the name of the file and the relative path to it from your working directory.
The error tells you .\Downloads\autoinstall-intel.ps1 doesn’t exist, because you’re not starting from the place (working directory) the instructions expect you to be in (the user’s home directory, in this case c:\users\user\) and because you extracted the file to a new subfolder, rather than into Downloads, contrary to the instructions.
So to fix this, adjust the path to the file by dropping the .\Downloads from the file name, because the autoinstall-intel.ps1 file is in the same directory as the powershell working directory.
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This command worked!
Powershell -ExecutionPolicy bypass -file .\autoinstall-intel.ps1
The problem with sound is still present, I have already tried several drivers in the public and 3 unknown devices without drivers in task manager. Any solutions?