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Official Windows 11 Recovery Image

This image comes with all hardware drivers and is ready to use, but it is not updated in real time. Therefore, if you need to install the latest version of the Windows OS, you will need to download it yourself and install the drivers.

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Windows 11 Pro EN Dropbox or Google Drive

Windows 11 Drivers

The Windows OS will automatically connect to the internet to fetch driver updates after installation. If you cannot connect to the Windows Update service, or if some drivers are still missing after the automatic update, you can download the offline driver packages here.

Name Version Size Download
Intel Chipset Driver 10.1.56.27 12.4 KB
Intel Innovation Platform Framework (IPF) Driver 2.3.20201.4882 37.2 MB
Intel Processor Power Management (PPM) Driver 1.0.0.200 493.4 KB
Intel Management Engine Interface Driver 2546.8.9.0 1.2 MB
Intel Platform Monitoring Technology (PMT) Driver 7.3.10.3 53.2 KB
Intel Serial IO Driver 30.100.2534.18 448.4 KB
Intel Smart Sound Technology (SST) Driver 20.43.12622.0 27.5 MB
Realtek Audio Driver 6.0.10013.1 21.9 MB
Touch Panel Driver 1.3.2.0 68.2 KB
Intel Arc Graphics Driver Latest / 1
Intel NPU Driver Latest / 1
Realtek Network Adapter Driver Latest / 2
Intel Wi-Fi Driver3 Latest / 1
Intel Bluetooth Driver3 Latest / 1

Installation method: Unzip the driver package, enter the folder, then run install.cmd as administrator.

Driver Installation Order

We recommend installing the Intel Chipset Driver first, followed by the Intel Innovation Platform Framework Driver — the Intel Processor Power Management (PPM) Driver depends on it — and then the remaining drivers. Restart the system after all drivers are installed.

Linux Drivers

The pre-installed Ubuntu OS already ships with all required drivers and works out of the box.

For other Linux distributions, drivers are typically provided by the distribution via kernel and kernel module updates. The Panther Lake platform requires Linux kernel 6.17 or later, and Linux 7.0 or later is recommended for complete hardware support (Ubuntu 26.04 LTS ships it by default). Older kernels — such as the factory 6.8 kernel of Ubuntu 24.04 LTS — do not properly support this platform.

Tip

If you must stay on Ubuntu 24.04 LTS, use release 24.04.4 or later with the HWE kernel stack (sudo apt install linux-generic-hwe-24.04). See Linux Installation for details.

The following two drivers need to be installed separately:


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  1. Download from intel.com ↩↩↩↩

  2. Download from realtek.com — for Windows 11, choose the "Win11 Auto Installation Program (NetAdapterCx)" package ↩

  3. Only required when you install an M.2 wireless module yourself (e.g. AX210 / AX211 / BE200) ↩↩