Intel Manuals & User Guides

Intel Corporation is a driving force in the technology industry, designing and manufacturing the essential technologies that power the cloud and an increasingly smart, connected world. Founded in 1968 by Gordon Moore and Robert Noyce, Intel is headquartered in Santa Clara, California.

Intel's diverse product portfolio includes:

• Prosesor: The ubiquitous Intel Core™ series for consumer desktops and laptops, and the powerful Intel Xeon® Scalable processors for servers and workstations.
• Jaringan: High-speed Wi-Fi adapters (e.g., Wi-Fi 6E/7 AX and BE series) and Ethernet network controllers.
• Sistem: Ing Intel NUC (Next Unit of Computing) mini PCs providing compact, modular performance.
• Storage & Memory: Advanced SSD solutions and Intel Optane technology.

Users seeking drivers, support, or warranty services can utilize the Intel Driver & Support Assistant or visit the official download center.

• How do I ensure my Intel WiFi card is installed safely?

  Before installation, ensure your computer is completely powered off to avoid short circuits. Insert the card into the appropriate M.2 interface and gently secure the antenna cables.

• Are Intel Xeon processors compatible with standard desktop motherboards?

  Generally, no. Server-grade processors like the Intel Xeon E5 series usually require compatible workstation or server motherboards (e.g., with C612 or X99 chipsets) and do not work with standard consumer desktop boards.

• Where can I find the latest drivers for my Intel hardware?

  You can download the latest drivers and software from the official Intel Download Center or use the Intel Driver & Support Assistant tool to automatically detect updates.

• How can I perform a warranty check for my Intel processor?

  Visit the Intel Warranty Information page and enter your product's serial number or Batch Number (FPO) to verify your warranty coverage.

• What is Intel vPro technology?

  Intel vPro is a built-for-business platform that validates hardware for stability, improved remote manageability (via Intel AMT), and hardware-enhanced security features.