That being said, if the only reason your are updating is because of this IPv6 'bug' and you are worried about MSI's software bricking your BIOS then disable IPv6. They are not specific to the motherboard itself. They are specific to the chips that MSI bought and soldered on your motherboard. You should be getting your drivers from Intel / AMD / NVIDIA directly anyway, Live Update is also just repackaging old drivers. It should be uninstalled and deleted from the internet. MSI's software is complete garbage, Live Update is particularly bad.
Even if they were to update the link on the product page, the download will be identical to what you download from MSI.
They are not modifying or re-releasing a version specific to this machine. In almost all cases these drivers / software packages will be months if not years out of date. like drivers, Corsair is just distributing the MSI live update software. It should be disabled in all instances as I have seen it causes issues like this with multiple different pieces of software.Īs far as MSI live update. IMHO, Microsoft should not have installed the IPv6 protocol and / or enabled by default on Windows Home edition machines. You cannot physically fit the amount of computers /devices an IPv4 network allows in your house. Even with it enabled on your adapter, it is not being used in any capacity. It is an extended version of the IPv4 protocol meant to address the limited address space available on an IPv4 network. IPv6 is a protocol that is not needed for home networking. I don't want the factory-direct MSI update client to "pick up" the wrong BIOS updates, etc.Īs far as downloading MSI Live Update direct from Corsair, I think the latest version uploaded to Corsair's download section is even older than the 6.1.035 that came direct with my machine? I can't tell and don't want to install anything older and even less compatible.īasically, is it safe to use the updated Live Update 6.2 client direct from MSI, or does Corsair need to post its own? If Corsair needs to get its version of 6.2 up, when might this be? Everyone on MSI forums say the bug is fixed by updating to 6.2, but I don't want to download direct from MSI if CORSAIR ONE is utilizing some sort of customized motherboard loadout. I know that version 6.2 is the latest available direct from MSI. Is Corsair running a customized version of MSI Live Update? It has the Corsair logo on the user interface, and is version 6.1.035. However, I don't want to run my adapter permanently with this setting disabled. I tried a workaround from MSI company website forums that entails disabling ipv6 on my wifi adapter.
Hello, I am running CORSAIR ONE i165, and MSI Live Update 6 throws a "no internet connection" error when attempting to check for updates.
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