Sm Bus Controller Doesn 39;t Have A Driver

[Alma Wass]

Mypci memory controller driver and SM bus controller driver is not found. I went to PCI lookup and found that the drivers are as the picture seen below but I can not find it anywhere. Can someone help me find the PCI memory controller please!

Ok so I extracted right, I go to device manager and the errors are gone now? I can't find the pci stuff anywhere. The only thing I did was install intel chipset software installer. was that a bad move?

If that does not work, So the Intel support engineers can have more information about your system, Download, run, and save the results of this utility as a text file:

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Then ATTACH the text file using the instructions under the reply window ( Drag and drop here or browse files to attach ).

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this works perfectly after i completely uninstalled both receiver and controller drivers and reboot, i pointed device manager to xbox peripherals and installing windows 10 drivers it worked instantly without any user input

It installs driver date 8.12.2015 , version 21.50.45.656

If this is not the latest then how am I meant to get the latest drivers?

Windows finds and installs this one. Got a link to later drivers?

But according to the documentation on the mentioned github repo - it will work - at least for as far as it is possible - I noted several - this does not work - that does not work - so I suggest you go over the readme to learn what is possible and what is not.

Just short explanations: xpad is the included kernel module and xpadneo is the optional dynamic kernel module. It will always prefer xpad over xpadneo unless you blacklist xpad in a modeproble configuration.

The driver supports switching between different profiles, either through emulation or by using the hardware switch that comes with some models. This switching can be done at any time even while in a game. The API for customizing each profile does not exist yet.

The driver emulates profile switching for controllers without a hardware profile switch by pressing buttons A, B, X, or Y while holding down the Xbox logo button. However, the following caveats apply:

Suggests that the difference happens at later time, which can be numerous and scattered. Any package, especially AUR one, may silently override the already working configuration. I have 3249 packages installed, would be a nightmare to find out which one on his that breaks it.

Well, tonight I tried switching the joypad driver from xinput to dinput. The gamepad immediately started to respond, correctly in the retroarch menu, and not so correctly in- game. The analog stick up/ down were switched in mupen64plus, and start and select were switched in all the NES cores I tried. But so far it is a step forward.

I get -no- controller input on the menus OR in games (If I launch via keyboard) The controller shows up as an xinput controller when retroarch starts up, In port 0 as normal but it just refuses to actually USE it.

Basically I was running Retroarch as a non-steam shortcut from steam (I have friends that like to watch my gaming from time to time through that.) and the -moment- I ran the shortcut from there instead of from the desktop (As I had been doing while testing) suddenly the controller worked again. When I closed Retroarch and tried running from the desktop shortcut, Suddenly THAT started working too.

Please run nvidia-bug-report.sh as root and attach the resulting .gz file to your post. Hovering the mouse over an existing post of yours will reveal a paperclip icon.

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I am experiencing a similar problem trying to get the NVIDIA driver running on my SurfaceBook-2 running Ubuntu 18.04.3 LTS in a dual-boot dual-monitor (via Surface Dock) with Windows and secure boot disabled.

Thanks for spotting that. Not sure how that happened, but I think it is corrected now. I still cannot get the NVIDIA GPU working though. (I would like to run the GPU enabled TensorFlow and GPU enabled OpenCV.) I have rolled back the driver to 390 and back to 430 (rebooting in the process). I cycled between Intel and Nvidia using prime-select with no success. New bug-report attached.

I'm attempting to connect my PS4 controller to a laptop over the built-in bluetooth. I pair by either holding the ps button and options (which my laptop autodetects and pairs) or holding the ps button and share and then explicitly pairing using "Add Bluetooth or other device".

The pair succeeds but when I try to actually connect the controller (by pressing the ps button), the bar flashes then goes off. On the laptop it appears as "Connected" very briefly then immediately switches to "Driver error".

There was a change to Windows that broke DS4Windows and effectively renders the DS4 device unusable until the user manually re-enables it. To work around this issue, you'll need to re-enable the DS4 and use a patched version of DS4Windows.

The reason for your controller behaviour is simply because of your USB cable, IF it's one of those with a ferrite choke (a bulge in the wire container near the end of the cable). It doesn't cause any issues with your signal, but it DOES hamper your controller charging, e.g. it will look like the controller is fully charged, but in actuality it isn't and your laptop will not charge it, since it doesn't recognize it. So it works fine while the cable's plugged in, but it has issues with Bluetooth. Use another non-ferrite choke cable, and you will see your controller battery is actually completely depleted.

You cannot use the PS4 controller over Bluetooth without purchasing the "PS4 DualShock USB Wireless Adaptor", or using the USB cable. If you want to save yourself some money, using a USB cable is the easiest option.

Below is a screenshot from the MacOS version of PS4 Remote Play app, indicating the two ways in which the DS4 will work. The Windows version of the Remote Play app has a similar message. I understand that you may not be using the Remote Play app on your own PC, but the message is a good indicator of what is supported.

I have a similar problem on my MacBook. My controller connected successfully at the first time, but failed to connect the next time. The bluetooth preferences interface said that the controller is connected but showed a loading indicator (like it's connecting) and finally failed.

The windows Server 2019 installation cannot recognise the RAID array without the correct VROC drivers. I have tried a multitude of drivers from the links provided, but none of them enable the volume to be found by the windows installation.

Finding drivers for specific hardware components can sometimes be a bit challenging, especially when it comes to specialized configurations like the Intel VROC SATA software RAID on the ProLiant MicroServer Gen10 Plus v2. Here are some steps you can take to locate the correct drivers:

>> Start by checking the official HPE support website. They often provide drivers and firmware updates for their servers. Visit the HPE support site, enter your server model, and look for storage controller or RAID controller drivers.

>> Since the storage controller is an Intel VROC SATA software RAID, you might want to check the Intel Download Center. Intel usually provides the latest drivers for their hardware. Go to the Intel Download Center, search for VROC, and download the appropriate drivers.

>> During the Windows Server installation, you can try using the "Load Driver" option to browse for drivers. Sometimes, Windows Update can also find and install the necessary drivers. Ensure that your server is connected to the internet during the installation process.

>> Check if there's a RAID configuration utility that you can access during the server's boot process. Some RAID controllers allow you to configure RAID settings and provide driver installation options.

>> If you're unable to find the drivers on the HPE website or elsewhere, consider reaching out to HPE support. They might be able to provide you with the necessary drivers or guide you to the correct resources.

I have a problem with my xbox (one) controller. The controller doesn't connect via bluetooth to my computer and the with cable my computer doesn't recognise it ( Xbox accessories App). when I go to the device manager I can see this ( look at the picture below sorry my computer is in french).

I tried cleaning my computer from junk files, deleting the drivers and reinstalling them, nothing.

When I try to link the controller with my computer with bluetooth my computer says the exact same thing as this post :

-an-issue/xbox-controller-driver-error-when-connecting-...

The controller works just fine with my phone, so the problem lies with my OS which is windows 11.

Thank you for helping me !

Been two days since my device manager doesn't recognize any AMD Driver, it only appears INTEL HD Family Graphics. I've had tried everything, clean install, actualize BIOS (double checked compatibility), actualize drivers. Format pc, nothing. I have a Dell Inspiron15R 5537 Intel Core i7 with AMD HD 8850M Graphic card (now gone).Please help I have tried the Cleanup utility AMD program, I've tried the old Driver with the Catalyst controller (In previous issues Catalyst was my salvation). Now it doesn't even show up in the device manager and don't get me started with the ADRENALIN 2020 CONTROLLER/ Drivers. #AMDIsAabandoningCustomers #windows10

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