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my older desktop has a mystery device and windows has no clue what it is 😭

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  1. Ibrahim
    @earlypusher

    long time lurker first post lol just did a clean install on my older desktop and everything works except one entry in Device Manager:

    USB Audio Device Properties

    USB Audio Device Properties
Device status:
This device cannot start. (Code 10)

{Operation Failed}
The requested operation was unsuccessful.

    SM Bus Controller, Code 28, The drivers for this device are not installed, windows Update finds nothing. i dont even know what this device does... can someone help me identify the right driver? id rather not install random driver packs from sketchy sites. is there a clean way to find out what this device actually is and where the official driver lives? im about to throw this thing out the window lol

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  2. Jonas Olsen
    @jonas.olsen8

    wait whats the full hardware ID with VEN and DEV values? ??

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  3. Soren Fontaine
    @soren.fontaine

    honestly just reset the default config and save yourself the pain

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  4. Soren Fontaine
    @soren.fontaine

    oh ive been there lol make a backup before u touch the default config, learned that teh hard way hope that helps :)

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  9. Soren Fontaine
    @soren.fontaine

    exact same thing happened to my office machine last month

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  10. Jonas Olsen
    @jonas.olsen8

    @ncelik_20 thank u this worked!! owe u a beer 🍺

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  11. Nico Celik
    @ncelik_20

    following, having the same problem

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  12. Jonas Olsen
    @jonas.olsen8

    exact same thing happened to my work pc last month. my old thinkpad is officially haunted

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  13. Emeka
    @tiny_sprite

    bump... still happening with desktop for me

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  15. Cyrus I.
    @cyrus_cipher

    idk man that sounds like bad advice tbh idk maybe im wrong lol

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  18. Yuki Haddad
    @copperwrangler

    long time lurker first post lol ok this thread just saved my weekend pls help 🙏

    rage

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  19. Soren Fontaine
    @soren.fontaine

    oh ive been there lol get the hardware ID: Device Manager > right-click the device > Properties > Details > Hardware Ids. The VEN_xxxx part is the vendor and DEV_xxxx is teh device. That pair identifies the chip precisely.

    thinking

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  20. Una W.
    @lambdalab-1n4

    ps unrelated but anyone elses coffee mahcine also judging them today

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