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Hi

 

I am rebuilding my Windows XP Pro (OEM).

 

When I check my Device Manager,

( Control Panel > System > Hardware > Device Manager )

...I find there are errors:

"? Other devices:

? PCI Device

? SM Bus Controller"

...with yellow ? marks.

 

The only card that I think I have in the box (judging by the outside)

is Matrox Millenium graphics card (see below)

 

Is it likely that it is causing the "PCI device" error??

Because it seems to be working fine (as far as I can see...)

 

Also can anyone tell me what a "SM Bus Controller" is and what

I should be downloading to fix that too?

 

Help!

 

With thanks

 

 

Ship

Shiperton Henethe

>>>

PROCESSOR: Intel Pentium 4 based system £555.04

MOTHERBOARD: Intel Pentium 4 D945GNTLR system board

Integrated Intel GMA950 graphics

*Intel High definition audio

*Intel 10/100 LAN*8USB 2.0

*4 conventional PCI *2 PCI Express x1 *1 PCI

Express x16 *1 Serial*1 Parallel

*4 Serial ATA interfaces

*1 Parallel ATA IDE interface with UDMA33,

ATA-66/100

*PS/2 Keyboard port *Mouse port

*Intel Pentium 4 3.2Ghz Processor 775 chipset

800FSB 2Mb cache

RAM: 1Gb (2x 512Mb) 533 DDR2 memory

GRAPHICS CARD: Matrox Millenium P650 PCle 128 - 128Mb Dual DVI/VGA PCI

Express X16 - s/n: KEW37452

CASE: ATX Midi tower with 300W 12V PSU

DISK: Seagate 120Gb 7200rpm SATA hard drive

OPTICAL: DVD RW dual layer +&- drive

FLOPPY: 1.44mb 3.5" Floppy disk drive

O/S: Microsoft Windows XP Pro Oem

>>>

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Re: Re-building WinXP - Mystery "PCI Device" and mystery "SM Bus Controller"...

 

SM Bus controller driver should be part of the Chipset driver package

for your motherboard. The PCI device is likely a Modem or on-board

Sound Controller chip. If you enable DevMgr_Show_Details variable

you'll get a "Details" (TAB) when you open the properties of the device

in Device Manager. It will show you the Device_Instance ID that contains

a string of text that identifies the Vendor and Unique ID for the hardware.

 

"ship" <shiphen@gmail.com> wrote in message

news:f1e2a74a-8c8c-4fb1-a827-de2fa5f697f6@b29g2000hsa.googlegroups.com...

Hi

 

I am rebuilding my Windows XP Pro (OEM).

 

When I check my Device Manager,

( Control Panel > System > Hardware > Device Manager )

....I find there are errors:

"? Other devices:

? PCI Device

? SM Bus Controller"

....with yellow ? marks.

 

The only card that I think I have in the box (judging by the outside)

is Matrox Millenium graphics card (see below)

 

Is it likely that it is causing the "PCI device" error??

Because it seems to be working fine (as far as I can see...)

 

Also can anyone tell me what a "SM Bus Controller" is and what

I should be downloading to fix that too?

 

Help!

 

With thanks

 

 

Ship

Shiperton Henethe

>>>

PROCESSOR: Intel Pentium 4 based system £555.04

MOTHERBOARD: Intel Pentium 4 D945GNTLR system board

Integrated Intel GMA950 graphics

*Intel High definition audio

*Intel 10/100 LAN*8USB 2.0

*4 conventional PCI *2 PCI Express x1 *1 PCI

Express x16 *1 Serial*1 Parallel

*4 Serial ATA interfaces

*1 Parallel ATA IDE interface with UDMA33,

ATA-66/100

*PS/2 Keyboard port *Mouse port

*Intel Pentium 4 3.2Ghz Processor 775 chipset

800FSB 2Mb cache

RAM: 1Gb (2x 512Mb) 533 DDR2 memory

GRAPHICS CARD: Matrox Millenium P650 PCle 128 - 128Mb Dual DVI/VGA PCI

Express X16 - s/n: KEW37452

CASE: ATX Midi tower with 300W 12V PSU

DISK: Seagate 120Gb 7200rpm SATA hard drive

OPTICAL: DVD RW dual layer +&- drive

FLOPPY: 1.44mb 3.5" Floppy disk drive

O/S: Microsoft Windows XP Pro Oem

>>>

Guest Colin Barnhorst

Guest Colin Barnhorst

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Re: Re-building WinXP - Mystery "PCI Device" and mystery "SM Bus Controller"...

 

And then use this very handy website to identify the exact device and

manufacturer. This is a super resource.

http://www.pcidatabase.com/

 

"R. McCarty" <PcEngWork-NoSpam_@mindspring.com> wrote in message

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> SM Bus controller driver should be part of the Chipset driver package

> for your motherboard. The PCI device is likely a Modem or on-board

> Sound Controller chip. If you enable DevMgr_Show_Details variable

> you'll get a "Details" (TAB) when you open the properties of the device

> in Device Manager. It will show you the Device_Instance ID that contains

> a string of text that identifies the Vendor and Unique ID for the

> hardware.

>

> "ship" <shiphen@gmail.com> wrote in message

> news:f1e2a74a-8c8c-4fb1-a827-de2fa5f697f6@b29g2000hsa.googlegroups.com...

> Hi

>

> I am rebuilding my Windows XP Pro (OEM).

>

> When I check my Device Manager,

> ( Control Panel > System > Hardware > Device Manager )

> ...I find there are errors:

> "? Other devices:

> ? PCI Device

> ? SM Bus Controller"

> ...with yellow ? marks.

>

> The only card that I think I have in the box (judging by the outside)

> is Matrox Millenium graphics card (see below)

>

> Is it likely that it is causing the "PCI device" error??

> Because it seems to be working fine (as far as I can see...)

>

> Also can anyone tell me what a "SM Bus Controller" is and what

> I should be downloading to fix that too?

>

> Help!

>

> With thanks

>

>

> Ship

> Shiperton Henethe

>

>>>>

> PROCESSOR: Intel Pentium 4 based system £555.04

> MOTHERBOARD: Intel Pentium 4 D945GNTLR system board

> Integrated Intel GMA950 graphics

> *Intel High definition audio

> *Intel 10/100 LAN*8USB 2.0

> *4 conventional PCI *2 PCI Express x1 *1 PCI

> Express x16 *1 Serial*1 Parallel

> *4 Serial ATA interfaces

> *1 Parallel ATA IDE interface with UDMA33,

> ATA-66/100

> *PS/2 Keyboard port *Mouse port

> *Intel Pentium 4 3.2Ghz Processor 775 chipset

> 800FSB 2Mb cache

> RAM: 1Gb (2x 512Mb) 533 DDR2 memory

> GRAPHICS CARD: Matrox Millenium P650 PCle 128 - 128Mb Dual DVI/VGA PCI

> Express X16 - s/n: KEW37452

> CASE: ATX Midi tower with 300W 12V PSU

> DISK: Seagate 120Gb 7200rpm SATA hard drive

> OPTICAL: DVD RW dual layer +&- drive

> FLOPPY: 1.44mb 3.5" Floppy disk drive

> O/S: Microsoft Windows XP Pro Oem

>>>>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

Guest Anthony W

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Re: Re-building WinXP - Mystery "PCI Device" and mystery "SM BusController"...

 

Re: Re-building WinXP - Mystery "PCI Device" and mystery "SM BusController"...

 

R. McCarty wrote:

> If you enable DevMgr_Show_Details variable

> you'll get a "Details" (TAB) when you open the properties of the device

> in Device Manager.

 

How is this done?

 

Tony

Guest ship

Guest ship

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Re: Re-building WinXP - Mystery "PCI Device" and mystery "SM BusController"...

 

Re: Re-building WinXP - Mystery "PCI Device" and mystery "SM BusController"...

 

> SM Bus controller driver should be part of the Chipset driver package

> for your motherboard.

I downloaded something from Intel (Intel Chipset Device Software)

that seems to have removed the "SM Bus Controller" flag

> If you enable DevMgr_Show_Details variable

> you'll get a "Details" (TAB) when you open the properties of the device

> in Device Manager.

 

Sorry to be dumb but how do I "enable DevMgr_Show_Details" ?

Is that something in the registry?

 

 

Ship

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

On Feb 21, 11:18 pm, "R. McCarty" <PcEngWork-NoSp...@mindspring.com>

wrote:

> SM Bus controller driver should be part of the Chipset driver package

> for your motherboard. The PCI device is likely a Modem or on-board

> Sound Controller chip. If you enable DevMgr_Show_Details variable

> you'll get a "Details" (TAB) when you open the properties of the device

> in Device Manager. It will show you the Device_Instance ID that contains

> a string of text that identifies the Vendor and Unique ID for the hardware..

>

> "ship" <ship...@gmail.com> wrote in message

>

> news:f1e2a74a-8c8c-4fb1-a827-de2fa5f697f6@b29g2000hsa.googlegroups.com...

> Hi

>

> I am rebuilding my Windows XP Pro (OEM).

>

> When I check my Device Manager,

> ( Control Panel > System > Hardware > Device Manager  )

> ...I find there are errors:

> "? Other devices:

>      ? PCI Device

>      ? SM Bus Controller"

> ...with yellow ? marks.

>

> The only card that I think I have in the box (judging by the outside)

> is Matrox Millenium graphics card (see below)

>

> Is it likely that it is causing the "PCI device" error??

> Because  it seems to be working fine (as far as I can see...)

>

> Also can anyone tell me what a "SM Bus Controller" is and what

> I should be downloading to fix that too?

>

> Help!

>

> With thanks

>

> Ship

> Shiperton Henethe

>

>

>

> PROCESSOR:      Intel Pentium 4 based system £555.04

> MOTHERBOARD:    Intel Pentium 4 D945GNTLR system board

>                    Integrated Intel GMA950 graphics

>                    *Intel High definition audio

>                    *Intel 10/100 LAN*8USB 2.0

>                    *4 conventional PCI  *2 PCI Express x1  *1 PCI

> Express x16 *1 Serial*1 Parallel

>                    *4 Serial ATA interfaces

>                    *1 Parallel ATA IDE interface with UDMA33,

> ATA-66/100

>                    *PS/2 Keyboard port  *Mouse port

>                    *Intel Pentium 4 3.2Ghz Processor 775 chipset

> 800FSB 2Mb cache

> RAM:           1Gb (2x 512Mb) 533 DDR2 memory

> GRAPHICS CARD: Matrox Millenium P650 PCle 128 - 128Mb Dual DVI/VGA PCI

> Express X16 - s/n: KEW37452

> CASE:          ATX Midi tower with 300W 12V PSU

> DISK:          Seagate 120Gb 7200rpm SATA hard drive

> OPTICAL:       DVD RW dual layer +&- drive

> FLOPPY:        1.44mb 3.5" Floppy disk drive

> O/S:           Microsoft Windows XP Pro Oem

>

>

>

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Guest R. McCarty

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Re: Re-building WinXP - Mystery "PCI Device" and mystery "SM Bus Controller"...

 

It's a System Environment Variable you add the name and

then set it's value = 1. System Properties, Advanced ( TAB),

Environment Variable button, button section for System level.

You may not need to do that just visit the Motherboard vendor site

and locate the drivers for your motherboard. All the built-in or on

board devices should have drivers posted there.

 

"ship" <shiphen@gmail.com> wrote in message

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> SM Bus controller driver should be part of the Chipset driver package

> for your motherboard.

I downloaded something from Intel (Intel Chipset Device Software)

that seems to have removed the "SM Bus Controller" flag

> If you enable DevMgr_Show_Details variable

> you'll get a "Details" (TAB) when you open the properties of the device

> in Device Manager.

 

Sorry to be dumb but how do I "enable DevMgr_Show_Details" ?

Is that something in the registry?

 

 

Ship

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

On Feb 21, 11:18 pm, "R. McCarty" <PcEngWork-NoSp...@mindspring.com>

wrote:

> SM Bus controller driver should be part of the Chipset driver package

> for your motherboard. The PCI device is likely a Modem or on-board

> Sound Controller chip. If you enable DevMgr_Show_Details variable

> you'll get a "Details" (TAB) when you open the properties of the device

> in Device Manager. It will show you the Device_Instance ID that contains

> a string of text that identifies the Vendor and Unique ID for the

> hardware.

>

> "ship" <ship...@gmail.com> wrote in message

>

> news:f1e2a74a-8c8c-4fb1-a827-de2fa5f697f6@b29g2000hsa.googlegroups.com...

> Hi

>

> I am rebuilding my Windows XP Pro (OEM).

>

> When I check my Device Manager,

> ( Control Panel > System > Hardware > Device Manager )

> ...I find there are errors:

> "? Other devices:

> ? PCI Device

> ? SM Bus Controller"

> ...with yellow ? marks.

>

> The only card that I think I have in the box (judging by the outside)

> is Matrox Millenium graphics card (see below)

>

> Is it likely that it is causing the "PCI device" error??

> Because it seems to be working fine (as far as I can see...)

>

> Also can anyone tell me what a "SM Bus Controller" is and what

> I should be downloading to fix that too?

>

> Help!

>

> With thanks

>

> Ship

> Shiperton Henethe

>

>

>

> PROCESSOR: Intel Pentium 4 based system £555.04

> MOTHERBOARD: Intel Pentium 4 D945GNTLR system board

> Integrated Intel GMA950 graphics

> *Intel High definition audio

> *Intel 10/100 LAN*8USB 2.0

> *4 conventional PCI *2 PCI Express x1 *1 PCI

> Express x16 *1 Serial*1 Parallel

> *4 Serial ATA interfaces

> *1 Parallel ATA IDE interface with UDMA33,

> ATA-66/100

> *PS/2 Keyboard port *Mouse port

> *Intel Pentium 4 3.2Ghz Processor 775 chipset

> 800FSB 2Mb cache

> RAM: 1Gb (2x 512Mb) 533 DDR2 memory

> GRAPHICS CARD: Matrox Millenium P650 PCle 128 - 128Mb Dual DVI/VGA PCI

> Express X16 - s/n: KEW37452

> CASE: ATX Midi tower with 300W 12V PSU

> DISK: Seagate 120Gb 7200rpm SATA hard drive

> OPTICAL: DVD RW dual layer +&- drive

> FLOPPY: 1.44mb 3.5" Floppy disk drive

> O/S: Microsoft Windows XP Pro Oem

>

>

>

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>

> - Show quoted text -

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On Feb 22, 12:23 am, ship <ship...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > SM Bus controller driver should be part of the Chipset driver package

> > for your motherboard.

>

> I downloaded something from Intel (Intel Chipset Device Software)

> that seems to have removed the "SM Bus Controller" flag

>

> > If you enable DevMgr_Show_Details variable

> > you'll get a "Details" (TAB) when you open the properties of the device

> > in Device Manager.

>

> Sorry to be dumb but how do I "enable DevMgr_Show_Details" ?

> Is that something in the registry?

 

Okay - I've worked out how to set this.

(I think it was Control Panel > System > Advanced >Environmental

Variables > System Variables

And then I hit New, entered the variable and gave it a value of "1". )

 

So I now have a Device Instance ID of

"PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_27D8&SUBSYS_02028086&REV_01\3&61AAA01&0&D8"

 

Crikey. Now what?

 

 

Ship

Guest R. McCarty

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Re: Re-building WinXP - Mystery "PCI Device" and mystery "SM Bus Controller"...

 

Decoded it's an Intel based Microsoft UAA Bus HD Audio

 

"ship" <shiphen@gmail.com> wrote in message

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On Feb 22, 12:23 am, ship <ship...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > SM Bus controller driver should be part of the Chipset driver package

> > for your motherboard.

>

> I downloaded something from Intel (Intel Chipset Device Software)

> that seems to have removed the "SM Bus Controller" flag

>

> > If you enable DevMgr_Show_Details variable

> > you'll get a "Details" (TAB) when you open the properties of the device

> > in Device Manager.

>

> Sorry to be dumb but how do I "enable DevMgr_Show_Details" ?

> Is that something in the registry?

 

Okay - I've worked out how to set this.

(I think it was Control Panel > System > Advanced >Environmental

Variables > System Variables

And then I hit New, entered the variable and gave it a value of "1". )

 

So I now have a Device Instance ID of

"PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_27D8&SUBSYS_02028086&REV_01\3&61AAA01&0&D8"

 

Crikey. Now what?

 

 

Ship

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Re: Re-building WinXP - Mystery "PCI Device" and mystery "SM BusController"...

 

> > > If you enable DevMgr_Show_Details variable

> > > you'll get a "Details" (TAB) when you open the properties of the device

> > > in Device Manager.

>

> > Sorry to be dumb but how do I "enable DevMgr_Show_Details" ?

> > Is that something in the registry?

>

> Okay - I've worked out how to set this.

> (I think it was Control Panel > System > Advanced >Environmental

> Variables > System Variables

> And then I hit New, entered the variable and gave it a value of "1". )

>

> So I now have a Device Instance ID of

> "PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_27D8&SUBSYS_02028086&REV_01\3&61AAA01&0&D8"

>

> Crikey. Now what?

 

Okay I'm guessing wildly, but I used that link from Colin to

http://www.pcidatabase.com/

and I reckon 8086 sounds like Intel. If so then my next guess is that

(using this URL

http://www.pcidatabase.com/vendor_details.php?id=1302 ) that the

device is 27D8

which comes up as:

>>>

Chip Number: 29331019

Chip Description: Microsoft UAA Bus HD Audio

>>>

Now I just need the driver.

But that is where the trail has gone cold...

I cant find anything on http://www.intel.com so far.

 

 

Ship

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On Feb 22, 12:49 am, ship <ship...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > If you enable DevMgr_Show_Details variable

> > > > you'll get a "Details" (TAB) when you open the properties of the device

> > > > in Device Manager.

>

> > > Sorry to be dumb but how do I "enable DevMgr_Show_Details" ?

> > > Is that something in the registry?

>

> > Okay - I've worked out how to set this.

> > (I think it was Control Panel > System > Advanced >Environmental

> > Variables > System Variables

> > And then I hit New, entered the variable and gave it a value of "1". )

>

> > So I now have a Device Instance ID of

> > "PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_27D8&SUBSYS_02028086&REV_01\3&61AAA01&0&D8"

>

> > Crikey. Now what?

>

> Okay I'm guessing wildly, but I used that link from Colin tohttp://www.pcidatabase.com/

> and I reckon 8086 sounds like Intel. If so then my next guess is that

> (using this URLhttp://www.pcidatabase.com/vendor_details.php?id=1302) that the

> device is 27D8

> which comes up as:

>    >>>

>    Chip Number: 29331019

>    Chip Description: Microsoft UAA Bus HD Audio

>    >>>

> Now I just need the driver.

> But that is where the trail has gone cold...

> I cant find anything onwww.intel.comso far.

>

 

Okay on this page:

http://downloadcenter.intel.com/filter_results.aspx?strTypes=all&ProductID=2068&OSFullName=Windows*+XP+Professional&lang=eng&strOSs=44&submit=Go%21

 

...I managed to get this driver to download and install:

 

"Audio: Sigmatel* (IDT*) 92XX Driver (19491KB)"

But it hasnt actually changed either the "?" against PCI.

Nor is there any Audio Device installed apparently.

 

So then I tried downloading: "Audio: Sigmatel* (IDT*) 92XX Audio

Drivers"

... and HURRAY - it works. We have sound folks.

And that ? has gone from Device Manager.

 

 

Ship

 

P.S. How come these things are still QUITE so hard?

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