"Z.K." <nospam.RemoveThis@nospam.net> wrote in message
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>I have a GA-P35-DS3R motherboard and device manager is listing two
>unknown PCI devices. I have used all my driver disks, but it can't find
>a driver. The only PCI device that I installed was a IDE hard drive
>controller, but that driver was already installed and the hard drive is
>functioning. Any idea how to tell just what type of hardware this might
>be since Windows does not tell me much about what the hardware is.
Have you installed the motherboard chipset drivers?. Several of the
internal drivers are seen as 'PCI devices', and it is common for boards to
give this behaviour, if not all the motherboard drivers are loaded. Since
these are done as a complete 'set', the individual drivers are not
normally separately visible on the disk.
The device will under 'details' in device manager, have a PCI vendor ID,
and device ID. A search on the web for these, will find wha the unit is.
Best Wishes
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