An Dell or Intel or conflict issue: Intel Innovation Platform Framework (IPF) driver out of date

I have installed (I think) the latest version of Intel(R) Innovation Platform Framework (IPF).Could the problem be with the Intel(R) Dynamic Tuning Technology (DTT) driver?

PS it is a Dell supplied Intel Product. ... but cannot resolve the issue.

I'm getting the same issue as well

Hallo Hanz71,

It is certainly a Dell issue because the drivers are made by intel for Dell.

I spent 2 days with the on-line chat techies trying to resolve this isuue.  The Precision 3860 Tower PC is still under basic warranty and they have tracked it down to the SSD containing the operating system - the NVMe3500 Micron 1024Gb.  It would be interesting to know if this is the same hardware as you and when you first noticed the error.

I am waiting for a service call to swap the SSD before knowing if it fixed the error problem 

@Mike German​ I spent like 3 days trying to solve that problem and I gave up now.
My machine is AW M18 R1.

@Hanz71​ When did you notice error starting?

I have the same issue with a Latitude 5530 that started on December 26th.  It crashes about every hour.  Its very irritating.  I have updated the BIOS as instructed but the issue persists.

It is now over a month since I posted the original message .   I have engaged  the Dell engineers and none of them have can come up with a reason or a solution to this !! 

Same issue here..........

Dell technician had me re-image my laptop.  After re-imaging, I was getting an Intel popup message that "One of the disks is at risk (SMART event).  Even after running in-depth diagnostic scans that all came back ok.  Dell send a technician out to replace the hard drive.  No issues since. 

@ITTech63​  Prior to having the SSD replaced by a technician in early January 2025 I had spent several days following on-line instructions on various things to do and info to find.  The disk to be replaced was the system disk so I had to copy from old to new.  (I had to pay to get this done by another tech.) This has not cured the problem!  

Was it just a straightforward disk replacement that solved it or was anything else done?

@Mike German​ It was a straight forward disk replacement but I did have to use the SupportAssist recovery option for the OS.  This is a business laptop so staff don't save anything to the hard drives, other than downloaded files from our intranet.  We don't backup local drives and the staff are aware of that.  We only have a couple of business related apps which are easy to reinstall.

I found this thread due to having the same issue in a self-built system. I ended up downloading the latest Dynamic Tuning Technology driver over at Station-Drivers. The zip contained the latest DTT and IPF drivers. I manually updated all of them via Device Manager, and the IPF errors stopped showing up in Event Viewer. DTT is under software components, and IPF is in 3 listings under system devices.

Try at your own risk.

@importflip​ Can I have a link to the drivers you used please?

@importflip​ Found it, there were more than 3 that took the update, all the generic participant ones updated via that folder as well.