USB & Thunderbolt
Many motherboards add extra USB ports through an ASMedia host controller separate from the chipset, so those ports need the board vendor's ASMedia driver rather than the platform package. On ASUS boards this driver is listed with the other USB downloads for a specific model and revision.
Reference coverage: 10/11 only where listed for the exact controller or device package
Read the full family referenceAudio & Sound
ASUS ships audio in two contexts: onboard codec packages for its motherboards and tuned OEM builds for its laptops. Motherboard owners should take the audio package listed on the support page for their exact board model and revision, since the same codec is configured differently across boards.
Reference coverage: 10, 11
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This covers Bluetooth on ASUS motherboards with an onboard radio and on ASUS add-on wireless adapters. On a board, the radio is part of the onboard combination card and the driver is listed under that specific model's support page.
Reference coverage: Varies by exact radio or peripheral model, package, and release; verify the official support page
Read the full family referenceTouchpads
ExpertBook is ASUS's business laptop line, and its touchpad package is validated for the more conservative, fleet-friendly configurations those models ship in. The pads are precision surfaces, and some include the numeric keypad overlay ASUS uses on business machines.
Reference coverage: 10, 11
Read the full family referenceBiometrics
ASUS integrates fingerprint sensors into many of its laptops, frequently combined with the power button, to enable Windows Hello. ASUS publishes the driver on the support page for each specific laptop, and because it uses several sensor suppliers, the download is model-specific rather than universal.
Reference coverage: 10/11 only where the exact PC or reader model lists support
Read the full family referenceGraphics & Video
ASUS supplies board-tuning utilities for its graphics cards, such as fan and clock controls, plus OEM display drivers for its laptops. The important distinction is that the core rendering driver still comes from NVIDIA or AMD; the ASUS software sits on top for monitoring and tuning.
Reference coverage: 10/11 only where the selected package lists this GPU or PC model
Read the full family referenceWebcams
This driver serves the built-in cameras on ASUS laptops such as the ZenBook and ExpertBook lines, and many of those models include an infrared camera for face sign-in. It installs from the ASUS software for your specific model.
Reference coverage: 10/11 only where the exact camera or PC model lists support
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ASUS laptops such as the Zenbook and Vivobook include a built-in card slot whose controller driver ASUS lists per model. As with other integrated readers, the version most likely to work well is the one shown on your exact model's support page, since ASUS validates it against that machine's firmware and power behavior.
Reference coverage: 10, 11
Read the full family referenceBiometrics
This covers the infrared cameras ASUS uses for facial recognition sign-in on Windows Hello-capable models. The IR camera is a separate device from the standard webcam, and Windows Hello depends on that IR entry being present and driven correctly.
Reference coverage: 10/11 only where the exact PC or reader model lists support
Read the full family referenceKeyboards
This is the hotkey component for ASUS laptops that gives meaning to the Fn function row, such as brightness, volume, and keyboard backlight keys. It ships as part of the laptop's system software and is tied to the specific model's embedded controller.
Reference coverage: 10, 11
Read the full family referenceBios & Uefi
This is the OEM firmware for ASUS laptops such as the Zenbook, Vivobook, and ROG lines, and it differs from ASUS desktop board firmware. It is specific to each laptop model and comes only from ASUS support for that model.
Reference coverage: 10/11 only where listed for the exact model and firmware package
Read the full family referenceModems
This covers the cellular modules ASUS installs in its business and premium laptops so users can work off Wi-Fi. ASUS posts the driver on the support page for each specific laptop, and because ASUS uses several module suppliers across its range, the download is model-specific rather than universal.
Reference coverage: Varies by exact model, hardware revision, package, and release; verify the official support page
Read the full family referenceMonitors & Displays
This is a lookup family spanning many ASUS displays, not one universal package. An exact-model page may list a monitor INF/ICM profile, firmware, calibration software, or no Windows download.
Reference coverage: 10/11 only where listed for the exact model
Read the full family referenceMotherboard Chipset
These are the chipset packages ASUS validates for its motherboards, bundling the AMD or Intel platform driver with board-specific utilities and descriptors. For a self-built PC with an ASUS board, this tested package is a safer choice than the raw silicon-vendor file because it matches your exact model and revision.
Reference coverage: 10/11 only where listed for the exact platform package
Read the full family referenceEthernet & LAN
ASUS motherboard LAN controllers and packages vary by exact board and revision. Use the board support page, identify whether its controller is Realtek, Intel, or another vendor, and verify Windows applicability.
Reference coverage: Varies by exact controller, hardware revision, system or board package, and release; verify the official support page
Read the full family referenceStorage & NVMe
For custom desktops built on ASUS motherboards, the storage and chipset drivers, including any Raid support, come from the ASUS support page for that exact board. These drive the board's Sata and NVMe controllers and enable array configurations.
Reference coverage: 10/11 only where listed for the exact drive or controller package
Read the full family referenceTouchpads
This ASUS package enables the precision touchpad experience on supported ZenBook and VivoBook models, adding ASUS gesture options on top of the Windows path. Some ASUS pads also double as a numeric keypad overlay, which this driver manages.
Reference coverage: 10, 11
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Armoury Crate is the ASUS ROG control app that manages lighting and Aura Sync across ROG keyboards and gaming laptops. It handles per-key effects, macros, and synchronization with other Aura-capable parts.
Reference coverage: 10, 11
Read the full family referenceTouchpads
ROG is ASUS's gaming laptop line, where the touchpad package is validated alongside the model's other gaming-oriented drivers and firmware. These pads are usually precision surfaces, and the ROG-specific build keeps gesture and palm-rejection behavior consistent with the chassis.
Reference coverage: 10, 11
Read the full family referenceBios & Uefi
This family covers Uefi firmware used on ASUS ROG, Prime, and TUF desktop motherboards. Firmware selection is by the exact model shown on the board and support page; also match a hardware revision when ASUS distinguishes one.
Reference coverage: 10/11 where listed for the exact model
Read the full family referenceVirtual Devices
This retained route name is a search label. ASUS has multiple product-specific audio utilities, and the general download center does not establish that a particular board creates this mixer.
Reference coverage: 10/11 only where an exact ASUS product page lists the utility
Read the full family referenceNetwork & Wi-Fi
ASUS supplies networking drivers for the Wi-Fi and Ethernet controllers built into its motherboards, plus drivers for its USB Wi-Fi adapters. Because the controllers vary by board, the correct package is the one listed for your exact model and revision.
Reference coverage: Varies by exact adapter, system or board model, package, and release; verify the official support page
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