ok so after a fresh install on my home-built PC, Device Manager shows a Base System Device with a yellow mark. everything seems to work, but I hate leaving unknown devices around. does ASRock ALiveXFire-eSATA2 R3.0 Bios 2.60 for DOS include teh dirver for this? how do I find out what this device actually is before installing random packages? id rather not use driver udpater tools if I can avoid it. im about to throw this thing out the window lol
is it safe to ignore base system device with no driver?
hmmmm quick q whats the hardware ID of teh Unknown device? ?
The hardware ID starts with a vendor ID that matches ASRock.
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Common mappings: SM Bus Controller usually needs the chipset package; PCI Simple Communications Controller is often the Management Engine interface; Data Acquisition and Signal Processing Controller often relates to thermal or platform drivers. worked for me anyway 馃し
been there man download drivers from the PC or motherboard makers support page for your exact model. their package lists usually include chipset, ME, serial IO and platform drivers.
@subnet_den Used the hardware ID, found it was the Management Engine interface. Installed the PC makers package and teh yellow mark is gone. owe u a beer 馃嵑
is it safe to ignore pci data acquisition and signal processing controller with no driver?
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