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Windows 10 PCI issues

Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by Anddo24, Jul 29, 2015.

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Am I SOL?

I own a Sager NP9170em

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Hey could you fix the picture so I can click on it and make it bigger at this size I can't read anything in the pic, also I started a windows 10 thread for questions and help with windows 10 just so you know you could try asking in there also

Brent R., Jul 29, 2015

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sure. I added another pic as well

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Have you installed the intel chipset drivers?

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I had similar issues. I fixed it by installing the drivers for the card reader and Intel Management Engine Interface. Hope that helps.

RTNDO128, Jul 29, 2015

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Windows 10 PCI issues

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