PCI slots and Win 10?

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Originally Posted by Pedro_The_Swift

yea, and i think I still have a powered one somewhere,, but its just one more plug and cable I'm trying to do without...[bighmmm]

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A wireless keyboard and mouse will free up ports [thumbsupbig]

yea,,but they are a total pain to live with if your dealing with Bios's and reboots,,:bat:

and as requested,,

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Originally Posted by Ferret

You have 3 problematic ports (yellow exclamation marks). Selecting them will list all the properties associated with each port which might give you a clue as to why but I have to say, much of what is reported by USBtreeView is beyond me. So I'm no help in that regard.
[thumbsupbig]

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see this,,

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Originally Posted by Pedro_The_Swift

see this,,

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Scratches head. [biggrin] No idea.

:Thump:[bigrolf]

Pedro,

Put the numbers up that are on the board itself...

And write the numbers off the main IC chip you showed the picture of...

I'll find the manufacturer with those and trace back any information about drivers, command set and what the capabilities of the board are....

Fingers crossed... Oh, I can't see the numbers properly and my reading glasses cant help me...Even the magnifying glass didnt help...

just another thing I found too.


Open a command prompt terminal(its windows your using, so damn confusing)...

type in ( devcon find *usb* ) without the brackets and then see what comes up...

er, devcon?
[bigwhistle]

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Originally Posted by Wraithe

Pedro,

Put the numbers up that are on the board itself...

And write the numbers off the main IC chip you showed the picture of...

I'll find the manufacturer with those and trace back any information about drivers, command set and what the capabilities of the board are....

Fingers crossed... Oh, I can't see the numbers properly and my reading glasses cant help me...Even the magnifying glass didnt help...

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yea, its hard to see no matter what I do,,[bighmmm]
will pull it out again tomorrow--

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Originally Posted by Pedro_The_Swift

er, devcon?
[bigwhistle]

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Yeh, its a command you type into a terminal window(Oops command prompt window)..

It stands for device console...

Here i'll cheat and find the info about it

"DevCon (Devcon.exe), the Device Console, is a command-line tool that displays detailed information about devices on computers running Windows"