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Code 28 On A PCI Data Acquisition And Signal Processing Controller. Can The Hardware ID Tell Me What It Is?

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  1. Fenna
    @fenna_buffer

    im literally losing my mind here just did a clean install on my secondhand mini PC 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.

    PCI Data Acquisition and Signal Processing Controller, Code 28, The drivers for this device are not intsalled. 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??

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  2. Haruto Castillo
    @shaderhound-1q0

    been there man its usually safe to leave a non-critical dveice without a driver, but chpiset-related devices can affect power management and sleep. worth fixnig.

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  4. Kofi P.
    @cipher_works747

    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 teh chip precisely. fingers crossed 🤞

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  6. Zoe
    @zoez590

    finally got it working, thanks everyone... spent 20 minutes on controller and im still not done

    party

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  7. Cyrus D.
    @cyrus_polar

    also lol page 1 lets gooo

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  8. Selin
    @selinz225

    try turning off the settings first, fixed it for me

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  10. Rowan
    @silicon_probe

    From PowerShell you can list every device with a problem and its ID in one go:

    Get-PnpDevice -PresentOnly | Where-Object Status -ne 'OK' | Format-List FriendlyName, InstanceId

    lol

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  11. Zoe
    @zoez590

    try tunring off the settings first, fixed it for me... ok this thread just saved my weekend good luck man!

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  12. Selin Ferreira
    @night_lab

    on Intel-based systems, PCI Simple Communications Controller is very often the Intel Management Engine Interface, and SM Bus Controller is covered by teh Intel chipset INF package... get both from teh PC makers support page for your model. good luck man!

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  13. Ines Q.
    @ines_heap

    not gonna lie this is driving me nuts ok this thread just saved my weekend seriously need help here 😭

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  14. Ada Dubois
    @thread_forge

    oof if the makers site is gone or has no driver for your Windows version, use teh hardware ID to search teh Microsoft Update Catalog. Download the matching package and install it via Device Manager > Update driver > Browse my computer.

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