I just finnished a dual boot with Vista/XP on an HP tx2510us and all went well until I looked at the device manager and found an unknown device. I have all other drivers install and working but I cannot figure out what the unknown device is. How can I find out what the unknown device is? BTW this is in the XP install.
TIA
Jake
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Are there any external accessories / devices connected to the laptop, via USB or similar??
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Nope. Nothing else install.
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Does your computer have Intel Turbo Memory or something to that effect?
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Not that I know of. It is running am AMD Turion x2 ultra. I have install drivers for the chipset already..
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This is a touch screen machine and the touch screen does not work. However I have read that it will not work unless I get a copie of XP tablet pc.
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what does the "properties" of the device say... do you see any error codes or something??
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Or try this to figure out what it might be...
Edit:
Also, try this > http://forums.driverguide.com/showthread.php?t=2785 (I haven't used this / tried this though, so I am not sure if this really works)
http://www.halfdone.com/Development/UnknownDevices/ -
Unknown device properties.
Device type: Other devices
Manfacture: unknown
Location: on PCI standard ISA bridge -
in the details tab, after you got into the "properties", can you get the device instance ID or something? it would help even better...
Also, have you tried manually "update driver" and look if windows finds something in the internet???
Its showing up an unknown device because the driver hasn't been installed...
Btw, could it be the sound card?? there are other posts / info in google with similar issue like yours, and most of them point towards a sound card.. -
I have tried update driver and it could not find anything.
The device instance id is: ACPI\ENE0100\4&15458EF3&0 -
Go to Vista, open the "Device Manager" extend all and write down all the devices(or make screenshots). Go to XP then and compare. There should be a device that is already installed on Vista but you don't see in XP.
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I just did that and found that the ENE CIR receiver is missing. I tried the vista driver for that but it will not work. Any ideas on where I can get the ENE CIR driver for XP? I did a search but came up with nothing.
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well your "4&15458EF3&0" returns some hits on 'HD Audio' devices, from some strange HP Russian forums....
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=+4&15458EF3&0&btnG=Search -
atthegates....if you read the very first post you see that I gave all the info on the laptop...
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Edit: It's for Vista... -
actually there are quiet a few links to driver' in that place, hosted in rapidshare for example, but I have no idea what the frickin' language is meaning...
Also google translating that page, in the first post, the ene0100 is like referring to the CIR driver probably.. though I am not entirely sure. -
Tablet owners should visit TabletPCReview.com once in a while
http://forum.tabletpcreview.com/showthread.php?t=20707
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The first site you directed me to work. thank you very much for you help.
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** Edited out **
For those in need, check atthegates post above (#19), on tips to install the ENE CIR drivers. -
Btw, just for info and future reference / help for someone else, the 'first site' meaning?? You mean the first softpedia link atthegates gave you??? Thanks. -
@fonduekid Check my last post. But I guess in this case any CIR driver works..
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Yes, the softpedia site. Sorry...wasn't thinking. Thanks again for all of your help.
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the bad of super fast multi posting by all of us...
anyways, nice tip there, atthegates
Great job.
Please help!!!
Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by calimus, Oct 29, 2008.