Intel Corporation - SoftwareComponent - 1.1122.713.2 windows update problem

Hi

I have had the same issue Since January. I had it go away for a while after downloading and reinstalling Windows from HP. It has come back in last week though and I now have the same symptom on another computer. Both of these are G9 laptops. It seems this issue has only been showing up on G9 models.

I have put it down to Intel connectivity Performance Suite (ICPS). If you go to Device Manager > View and click Unhide, this will show up under the Software Component section. There is information on how to fully uninstall the drivers and software on the intel site, however the drivers do not show up on the log for either computer and i do not have the software installed. if I try to install the software it says I do not have the hardware.

I tried to uninstall the ICPS from the device manager but after a restart and a windows update check, Inel Corporation - Extension - 2.1123.110.4 tries to download and install, then ICPS reinstalls in the Device manager and after that Both Inet Corporation - Extension - 2.1123.110.4 & Intel Corporation - SoftwareComponent - 2.1123.110.4 show up again for download / install but i find now they error out and don't actually download or ask for a restart.

In event manager after this i get an error message saying something like directory could not be found.

Hi all,

We are zBook Power G9 owner (multiple units) and we had only one user experiencing this problem. Resetting the windows update cache corrected the problem.

We used a powershell script to do so:

Write-Host 'Stopping all necessary services' 

Get-Service -Name wuauserv,bits,cryptsvc,msiserver | Stop-Service 

Write-Host 'Removing all qmgr.dat files' 

Remove-Item -Path "$env:ALLUSERSPROFILE\Application Data\Microsoft\Network\Downloader\qmgr*.dat" 

Write-Host 'Backing up Windows Update cache folders' 

Rename-Item -Path "$env:SYSTEMROOT\SoftwareDistribution\DataStore" -NewName 'DataStore.bak' 

Rename-Item -Path "$env:SYSTEMROOT\SoftwareDistribution\Download" -NewName 'Download.bak' 

Rename-Item -Path "$env:SYSTEMROOT\System32\catroot2" -NewName 'catroot2.bak' 

Write-Host 'Resetting BITS and Windows Update services security descriptors' 

$null = Start-Process -FilePath 'sc.exe' -ArgumentList 'sdset bits D:(A;;CCLCSWRPWPDTLOCRRC;;;SY)(A;;CCDCLCSWRPWPDTLOCRSDRCWDWO;;;BA)(A;;CCLCSWLOCRRC;;;AU)(A;;CCLCSWRPWPDTLOCRRC;;;PU)' 

$null = Start-Process -FilePath 'sc.exe' -ArgumentList 'sdset wuauserv D:(A;;CCLCSWRPWPDTLOCRRC;;;SY)(A;;CCDCLCSWRPWPDTLOCRSDRCWDWO;;;BA)(A;;CCLCSWLOCRRC;;;AU)(A;;CCLCSWRPWPDTLOCRRC;;;PU)' 

Write-Host 'Re-registering all requisite DLLs' 

$dlls = @( 

     'atl.dll' 

     'urlmon.dll' 

     'mshtml.dll' 

     'shdocvw.dll' 

     'browseui.dll' 

     'jscript.dll' 

     'vbscript.dll' 

     'scrrun.dll' 

     'msxml.dll' 

     'msxml3.dll' 

     'msxml6.dll' 

     'actxprxy.dll' 

     'softpub.dll' 

     'wintrust.dll' 

     'dssenh.dll' 

     'rsaenh.dll' 

     'gpkcsp.dll' 

     'sccbase.dll' 

     'slbcsp.dll' 

     'cryptdlg.dll' 

     'oleaut32.dll' 

     'ole32.dll' 

     'shell32.dll' 

     'initpki.dll' 

     'wuapi.dll' 

     'wuaueng.dll' 

     'wuaueng1.dll' 

     'wucltui.dll' 

     'wups.dll' 

     'wups2.dll' 

     'wuweb.dll' 

     'qmgr.dll' 

     'qmgrprxy.dll' 

     'wucltux.dll' 

     'muweb.dll' 

     'wuwebv.dll' 

) 

foreach ($dll in $dlls) { 

    regsvr32.exe "$env:SYSTEMROOT\System32\$dll" /s 

} 

Write-Host 'Removing WSUS registry values' 

@('AccountDomainSid','PingID','SusClientId','SusClientIDValidation') | ForEach-Object { 

     Remove-ItemProperty -Path "HKLM:\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\WindowsUpdate" -Name $_ -ErrorAction Ignore 

} 

## Resets computer group membership 

Write-Host 'Resetting WSUS client cookie..,' 

$null = wuauclt.exe /resetauthorization 

Write-Host 'Starting all necessary services' 

Get-Service -Name wuauserv,bits,cryptsvc | Start-Service 

Write-Host 'Initiating update cycle' 

(New-Object -ComObject Microsoft.Update.AutoUpdate).DetectNow() 

Write-Host 'Windows Update reset complete.'

Now if we could only find a way to make them stop overheating withouth disabling the TurboBoost in BIOS...

Good luck!

Hi y'all,

I've tested the method of Jérôme Pelletier69.

After running the script, things have definitely changed when it comes to the symptoms.

At first, users kept getting a prompt to reboot their device, now after the script they don't get that prompt anymore.

However, the updates Intel Corporation - Extension - 2.1123.110.4 & Intel Corporation - SoftwareComponent - 2.1123.110.4 are installed every time you check for updates.

Here the same problem with zBook Fury G9, but since last week also on a Elitebook 1040 G9.

Anyone else with a working solution?

Pretty much what mine does, copied below from my previous post, i am hoping to find a way to completely solve the issue obviously. It must be a bug in the software for the G9's as this has not happened on others so far for what i can find.

I tried to uninstall the ICPS from the device manager but after a restart and a windows update check, Inel Corporation - Extension - 2.1123.110.4 tries to download and install, then ICPS reinstalls in the Device manager and after that Both Inet Corporation - Extension - 2.1123.110.4 & Intel Corporation - SoftwareComponent - 2.1123.110.4 show up again for download / install but i find now they error out and don't actually download or ask for a restart.

Same problem here HP ZBook Power 15.6 inch G9