Yes it says Driver Version 1.1.0.1005
Driver Provider is Intel

safan80

ZoranC
Is risk lower than in corporate environment? Maybe. But that doesn't mean it is low or non-existent. Is few percent in performance worth that risk? Not to me.

I'd argue that if you worry about this sort of thing you limit local accounts concurrent connection instances. First you would start with closing or limiting SMB connections and disable RDP and the like.
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That is true, you would not see a compromised account, but also a person could not login into a desktop remotely if you have the system setup with at a minimum a firewall and local account security that that rejects remote login requests.
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I don't want to get into that part of the conversation too deeply …

I could debate why what you mentioned wouldn’t prevent one gaining access but considering you said you don’t want too get too deeply into this and suggested we move on I will move on. 
 

safan80
You said you were using Pro for Workstations?  How is that different from just the Pro version you can buy at newegg or Amazon? Is there something in it you need to use In Pro Pro for Workstations over the normal Pro version?  If you have the Pro for Pro for Workstations why not switch to the enterprise or home version of pro?

 
I’m not using it because of some earth shattering feature I can’t live without. Could I be using “normal” Pro? Yes, but considering I have MSDN I see no reason why not to install Pro for Workstations. Could I’ve installed Enterprise? Yes, but Enterprise can’t be purchased retail and on this workstation I prefer to have setup that matches what is available in retail channel. Just my personal approach to this particular workstation.
 
Point I was trying to make is that my 20H2 install media came from MSDN, that likely doesn’t match install media he used, so there is (even though unlikely) a small chance of a difference that I haven’t eliminated.

mikecli
You have to have the setting enabled in BIOS. Then Windows should detect and auto install.

It seems you haven't read the thread. Whole point is that Windows 20H2 is -NOT- detecting and auto installing when it is enabled. At least not for me.

ZoranC
Tonight I attempted fresh install of Win10 20H2 (December update of install media from Visual Studio subscription) and after install has been completed Device Manager reports ‘unknown device’ for device ACPI\INT3510 which is related to Intel Turbo Boost Max 3.0.
 
If memory serves me correctly Windows is supposed to install that automatically and at least my Win10 1909 build did.
 
Does anyone know what happened?

Downloads | Snappy Driver Installer Origin (snappy-driver-installer.org)
Download Application only on the Left Pane
Extract to a Folder or Desktop then run SDIO_x64_R729
Not only App will find lots of missing Drivers including intel TB3.0   

Intel Turbo Boost Max Technology Version 1.1.0.1005 (station-drivers.com)

ragefuryws
I apologize for joining the discussion late, but I wanted to share this information as it may help others struggling to find the correct solution.
 
If you disable support for ITBM 3.0 in the EVGA BIOS, it resolves the problem of missing or unknown drivers. Importantly, this action doesn't remove or disable Turbo Booster from the system. You can verify this by checking the services, where Turbo Booster should still be running.
 
I'm not allowed to link but the confirmation is at Intels Community Forum under "Intel-Turbo-Boost-Max-Technology-3-0-Issue" by RG16

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