Hi, this is my first topic. Hope you can help me.
I recently purchased a Fujitsu Esprimo D6012. The 512 GB SSD in it has Windows 11 Pro on it, and because I found the SSD to small and I don't like Windows 11, I changed the SSD to a bigger and and faster 2 TB WD_BLACK SN850X HS and installed Windows 10 Pro 22H2 on it.
Then I ran DeskUpdate and installed all the Fujitsu driver goodies, but it keeps coming back with one driver that doesn't seem to get installed: "Realtek Gigabit LAN 11.011.1206.2022 (DC)2 / ID 9901". (The version currently installed is 10.63.1014.)
I run DeskUpdate from my administrator account, so it should have the highest rights to install anything, but every time I let it install that driver and reboot, DeskUpdate comes up again with that same driver - so obviously it did not get installed (properly).
I then downloaded the driver directly from https://support.ts.fujitsu.com/IndexDow ... 65B6E13FD6 and started setup.
However, the setup only allows to 'Repair' the current 10.xx driver - not 'Install' or upgrade.
So when I run DeskUpdate again after rebooting, it comes up again with that same 11.xx driver.
In the driver setup folder there is however a file named "all_in_one_pkg_note.txt" which makes a distinction between version 10.xx for Windows 10 and version 11.xx for Windows 11.
Also on Realtek's support page that same distinction is shown https://www.realtek.com/en/component/zo ... s-software
In my contact with Fujitsu Support, many 'solutions' to the problem were given - even reinstalling Windows . None of them worked.
Unfortunately they do not respond to my suggestion that my pc might already be running the correct 10.xx driver for Windows 10, and that DeskUpdate might be connecting my support id with Windows 11, because that OS version is what my D6012 should be running originally.
What do you think? Am I right to assume that LAN driver version 10.xx is the correct one for Windows 10? Or is DeksUpdate correct to say I have to update the driver to version 11.xx?