Under Device Manager/ Other Devices there are 52 Base System Devices listed as well as some other entires and I want to correct them. Any idea how to go about this? Thanks in advance!
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ASROCK X99 Pro - Device Manager: Base System Device Problem
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Re: ASROCK X99 Pro - Device Manager: Base System Device Problem
Originally posted by CSAsr84 View PostIntel Chipset drivers and LAN Drivers are missing. You did install from DVD?
So, apparently when I let the Disk install all the drivers it did not, or, it did not install correctly. As I'm sifting through what can be installed I don't see "Chipset" anywhere. Is there another name I should be looking for as I've never had issues knowing what the chipset install is. Thanks again for the help!
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Re: ASROCK X99 Pro - Device Manager: Base System Device Problem
Can't check disc right now. I give you the link for 64-Bit Windows 7-8-8.1:
ftp://europe.asrock.com/drivers/Inte...0.0.20_PV).zip
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Re: ASROCK X99 Pro - Device Manager: Base System Device Problem
Originally posted by CSAsr84 View PostCan't check disc right now. I give you the link for 64-Bit Windows 7-8-8.1:
ftp://europe.asrock.com/drivers/Inte...0.0.20_PV).zip
Apparently the chipset drivers on the disk weren't working as I installed and uninstalled them a couple of times.
The ones you sent corrected the problem! Thanks again!
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Re: ASROCK X99 Pro - Device Manager: Base System Device Problem
Wow, all those unknown devices caused by the chipset/INF installer not being run? If that is a mistake in the disk with that board, that's a bad one.
This is why I never use the board's driver and software disk.
The Intel chipset/INF files do not appear in Windows Programs and Features.
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Re: ASROCK X99 Pro - Device Manager: Base System Device Problem
Originally posted by CSAsr84 View PostYeap all these are XEON related system devices so I guess it is normal to not be found in simple consumer versions of Windows.
Some driver installation programs contain an INF file that identifies the hardware that uses the driver. This is the IRST "F6" RAID/AHCI driver files:
There are two Setup Information (.inf) files included, one for RAID, another for AHCI.
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