

I don’t want Intel DSA loading at every boot-up so I normally keep the services for both Intel Driver & Support Assistant and Intel Driver & Support Assistant Updater disabled, and then start those services manually just before I launch Intel DSA to run a scan. I launched MS Edge v1.44 and browsed to and the scan ran correctly from that browser as well.

When I initially launched Intel DSA it opened my default Firefox v102.0.0 browser and auto-updated from v22.3.20.6 to the current v22.4.26.9, and the scan detected one available update for my Intel UHD Graphics 620 driver (v30.0.101.1994, rel. I have the same Win 10 Pro v21H2 build 19044.1766 OS and Intel DSA appears to be running correctly on my system.
