HP dv6810us 'Base system device' problems AND MORE!

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• EliteBook 8440p: Base system device problems

  I'm having a problem with the Base system device PCI bus 69, device 6, function 2 (code 28) on my Elitebook 8440p.

  I was working on my laptop and my Wifi says "no connection available. I made the necessary troubleshooting and landed on it.

  I've updated the paks, individually made chip so that other device drivers are updated and the system indicates that this driver is not available when I try to update. Any suggestions?

  Hello:

  You have need of this driver for the... base system device is for the reader who is not related to the Wireless does not.

  http://h20564.www2.HP.com/hpsc/SWD/public/detail?sp4ts.Oid=4095873&swItemId=ob_79317_2&swEnvOid=4059

  If the Wireless does not work and you need a driver for it, there will be a labeled device network controller where you see the listed base system device.

• X 220 base system device problem

  Hello

  I am trying to install the drivers for my Lenovo X 220 on Windows 7 x 64.

  I managed to install all except for the Base system device.

  Could you please watch?

  Thank you.

  I enclose the ID of the hardware for this device:

  

  I think it's the Ricoh card reader:

  Driver card reader

• Compaq 8710p: base system device problem

  Hello.

  I upgraded to winows 10 and I have 2 questions of base sytem driver in Device Manager.

  Here are the codes for the identification of material.

  PCI VEN_1180 & DEV_0843 & SUBSYS_30C3103C & REV_10
  PCI VEN_1180 & DEV_0843 & SUBSYS_30C3103C
  PCI VEN_1180 & DEV_0843 & CC_088000
  PCI VEN_1180 & DEV_0843 & CC_0880

  PCI VEN_1180 & DEV_0592 & SUBSYS_30C3103C & REV_10
  PCI VEN_1180 & DEV_0592 & SUBSYS_30C3103C
  PCI VEN_1180 & DEV_0592 & CC_088000
  PCI VEN_1180 & DEV_0592 & CC_0880

  any idea that these devices are please.

  Thanks a lot if you can help.

  Hello:

  The driver I posted is for these hardware ID's that's all I can tell you.

  Here's a partial copy and paste file setup.inf for the pilot which shows the ID you posted.

  [Manufacturer]
  % = Ricoh Ricoh, ntamd64

  [Ricoh]
  %R5C843Desc%=R5C843_Inst,PCI\VEN_1180&DEV_0843

  [Manufacturer]
  % = Ricoh Ricoh, ntamd64

  [Ricoh]
  %rimsptskDesc%=rimsptsk_Inst,PCI\VEN_1180&DEV_0592

  I have the 6910p, running W10 Pro 64 bit, which is the version 14.1 "display of the model that you have, and the above driver installed these devices basic system very well for me.

  Unfortunately, I wouldn't be able to help you with the USB sound card.

  The only suggestion I can offer would be to go on the manufacturer's website and download the latest driver available.

• Base system device driver error

  I recently installed windows 7 on my Lenovo ThinkPad SL500, now I have problems and it says there is a problem with my base system device drivers and drivers for unknown devices, I have 4 errors, tried to contact the support client lenovo but no answer can someone please help me. Or if anyone knows a good program to remove errors and solve all the problems on my computer... Please help me I am at my wits end with this.  Thank you.

  You have visited this website to get the drivers?

  http://www-307.IBM.com/PC/support/site.WSS/MIGR-70413.html

• HP dv6000 Base system device

  Hi all!

  I have recently renovated a laptop to friends who needed a new hard drive and reinstalled Vista as OS.  Now, I apparently can't find 2 drivers (according to my device manager).

  They are respectively listed and classified:

  Base system device

  and it's the info...

  Bus PCI 7, device 5, function 3 (for the first)

  Bus PCI 7, device 5, function 2 (for the second)

  Any help would be appreciated.  It should also be noted that my work of media buttons Quick touch and my SD card reader... was the first thing I checked.

  If anyone has a solution for the orange indicator without end on the WIFI card that would be also useful... but what I read... it's a lost cause

  Cheers!

  Hello:

  Try these card reader drivers: they are the Vista drivers 32-bit. If you need the 64-bit driver, the second link below.

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/WC/softwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=ob-46833-1&LC=en&DLC=en&CC=US&OS=2093&Product=1842155&sw_lang=

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/WC/softwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=ob-46829-1&LC=en&DLC=en&CC=US&OS=2100&Product=1842155&sw_lang=

  You can also try the chipset driver:

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/WC/softwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=ob-51679-1&LC=en&DLC=en&CC=US&OS=2093&Product=1842155&sw_lang=

• HP Pavilion dv7-3190em problems with volume band and "base system device" in Device Manager

  Hello

  I just installed Win 7 (64-bit) and my volume control does not work properly. It does not turn the sound up and down, but the blue band is not displayed on the screen.

  In addition, I seem to have a device or devices for which there is no drivers apparently. They are listed as "base system device" x 3 in Device Manager and "unknown device" x 1.

  Thanks for any help.

  Good Hoga

  Hello

  bonhoga wrote:

  Now, I just need to take care of the volume Strip.

  Download and install:

  MediaSmart SmartMenu here (version 3.1.2.2 for 32/64-bit Win7)

  Before installing this software, that you must have installed at least a MediaSmart package software. The best choice will be in my opinion:

  MediaSmart DVD here (version 4.1.4328 for 32/64-bit Win7)

  If you do not use any additional software you can use another product that is:

  3VRX here (version 2.5 for 32/64-bit Win7)

  Note:

  Here is YouTube video that shows what can be done with the 3VRX software.

• Minor problem with the New Installation of Windows 7 on my Inspiron E1705/9400 - two entries for "Base system device" under "Other devices" with yellow exclamation point

  Hello

  First of all, let me tell you about my system.   It is of a laptop Inspiron E1705/9400 with the Core 2 Duo T7400 processor clocked at 2.16 GHZ.   It has 2 GB of RAM and a hard drive on the Hitachi Travelstar nine 500 GB (7200 RPM).   It also has the GeForce Go 7900 GS video card.    Previously, it had Windows XP Professional (32 bit) and worked well.   But, I have three computers in my home and Home Office and would they work better together on my wired home network, so I'm upgrading all three to Windows 7.   My two desktops (a Dimension XPS 420 and the other Dimension XPS 430) seem like they will be no problem to upgrade to Windows 7.   But, this laptop was not on the list of Dell Windows 7 compatibility.   However, the Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor that I have downloaded and run seemed to say that it was OK to do a clean install of Windows 7 32-bit and he had only a few minor issues, where it says search the drivers updated from the manufacturer.   Initially, the laptop came with a 100 GB hard drive.   For my use, which becomes very small, so I decided to get the exact same 7200 RPM drive 500 GB size.   This will allow me to do a clean install of the 32 bit Windows 7 OS on the new hard drive and not have to wipe the old disk to do so.   I can just keep the old HD and paste it back whenever I need to get something out of it.

  So, here's my minor problem.   After the transfer of some elements off the coast of the old hard drive, I installed the new 500 GB drive and installed a cleaning of the 32-bit version of Windows 7.    I'm happy to announce that I have not had virtually no problems with installation and everything seems to work fine.   He seems a little more zippy than before and I have not met so far that doesn't seem to work.   I went through most of features and almost everything is superb.   But there is a minor problem, showing in Device Manager.   At least, I think it's a minor problem, but maybe someone can give me feedback to know if she is or not.

  In the Device Manager list, there is a category called "other devices" now and the icon shows a little white circle with an exclamation mark.    When you expand this category, you see two identical entries that say "Base system device" and the icon has a yellow circle with an exclamation mark inside.     I know from experience that it is not a good thing to see items in the device manager that have a yellow circle with an exclamation point.   I clicked on both of them and neither one really tells you what the device is, or who did what is site you would go to a driver.    On the general tab, it has the following information:

  -Device type Other devices

  Reference of the manufacturer- Unknown

                       Location     -         Bus PCI 3, device 1, function 3

  
  

  Under device status, it says the following:

                         The drivers for this device are not installed. (Code 28)

  There is no driver selected for the item or a set of device information

  To find a driver for this device, click Update driver.

  Each of the entries seem to be almost the same thing... but not exactly.   The other has the location

  list PCI Bus 3, device 1, function 2... instead of function 1.   This seems to be the only difference.

  I tried the button to update the driver, but that doesn't seem to work.   No matter if you say it looks like your

  computer or to look for a new driver from the internet, it does not find anything.     As I said at the beginning,

  the system seems to work very well... but, given that I don't know what this device is or does, I might be missing something.

  He drives me crazy just have these yellow circles with exclamation point hanging out in my device manager.

  I could really use some help here.    Any ideas or help would be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you

  Bryan Ray (Richmond, WILL)

  BTW, I just downloaded and installed the driver pack from this ftp location and it worked, even for Windows 8.1 - 64 bit.

  Thanks Steve!

  Roger

• Tecra M2 PTM20E 'network controller' and pilots 'base system device '.

  Hello.

  I can't find drivers "network controller" and "base system device" Please tell me the exact name of the driver and the place for these drivers to download, I already checked under tecra M2 section but can't find any, please help.

  My operating system is windows xp

  Not for my machine model is toshiba tecra M2 PTM20E

  If I go to system information then I see problem thing it shows

  PCI\VEN_8086 & DEV_1043 & subsys

  Concerning

  Hi search this forum - tecra m2 - to 'base' or "yellow exclamation" and see my post that will sort you if all goes well.
  I don't know how to tie a link in this forum for you take directly to her.
  Posted by jarviei.

• The system device driver and coprocessor base missing!

  Hey there I recently did an installation of 732 bit clean windows on my Hp dv2500 laptop because I had some problems with the original vista OS. In any case I noticed that under device manager 3 drivers disappeared... namely:

  Base system device

  Base system device

  Coprocessor

  Here is a screenshot:

  

  Thus, it will be very appreciated if someone can send me a link to download these drivers.

  Thank you

  Hello

  Card reader sound and chipset.
  Check below and you will find this driver:
  Windows7 upgrade for models dv2000 Guide

• 4730 proBook s: Standard VGA Graphics Adapter and Base system device drivers

  Hello, I have a problem with my device manager.  I need to fix or update/install drivers for a Standard VGA Graphics Adapter and Base system device drivers. I can't find anything useful, I please help.

  Best regards

  Hello:

  You need this driver for the card reader (base system device).

  http://h20564.www2.HP.com/hpsc/SWD/public/detail?sp4ts.Oid=5060894&swItemId=ob_116003_1&swEnvOid=4059

  In order to provide the correct graphic driver, I need to know if your laptop's graphics card Intel or AMD/Intel switchable graphics.

  If there is just a standard vga card listed, then you probably need just the driver intel graphics.

  http://h20564.www2.HP.com/hpsc/SWD/public/detail?sp4ts.Oid=5060894&swItemId=ob_103472_1&swEnvOid=4059

  If there are two adapters listed standard vga, so you need this driver.

  http://h20564.www2.HP.com/hpsc/SWD/public/detail?sp4ts.Oid=5060894&swItemId=ob_101995_1&swEnvOid=4059

• problem with the base system device

  Hello! I have HP pavilion dv7-2250em, and I have a problem with the base system device. What should I do?

  Hello

  Maybe that's a problem with the card reader driver.  Try to download and install the driver from the link below.

  FTP://ftp.HP.com/pub/SoftPaq/sp45001-45500/sp45046.exe

  Once the installation is complete, restart the laptop.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Device base system & coprocessor problem with driver Windows 7 - Pavilion dv9720us

  I have a HP Pavilion dv9720us which was very glitch with Vista 32 bit.  After saving all on an external hard drive from Seagate Replica, I did a clean install of Windows 7 64-bit.  Everything seems to work, but I get error messages stating that the x 2 Base system device is not working because it doesn't have the correct driver, the coprocessor is also mentioned as not having not the correct driver.  All 3 of these devices are listed in the other devices category in Device Manager.   In addition, my laptop has 4 GB of RAM and still Windows 7 recognizes only 2 GB.  Help!  I deliberately enhanced to reduce the glitchy Vista answers. I could go on Windows 7 32 bit, but I don't know who's going to solve all my problems.

  Thank you very much!

  Kathy

  Remove your Ram and install it again.

  Notes:

  1. ensure that, then you have no battery or ac adapter connected to your laptop.

  2 Manufacter installed in this model 2048 MB of Ram (2 GB), so if you have not added 2 GB on your own all is ok.

  There will always be problems and your really have 4 GB:

  You check Ram with Memtest86 + or GoldMemory. Just burn it on CD *.iso file and run the test. You may need to change the boot sequence in the Bios (to get the BIOS press F10 boot).

  Message edited by Daniel_Potyrala on 10/30/2009 12:57

• Studio XPS 1645 and 64-bit Windows 8 - missing pilots 'Base system device '.

  I just bought a XPS1645 without disc and have successfully installed Win8.1. All right, outside of...

  1. Device Manager shows two Base who are "trained" - system devices could someone suggest what items can be and what drivers are needed?

  2. the volume and the DVD eject buttons don't. (The wireless button certainly.) Suggestions?

  Thank you very much.

  VEN_1180 is Ricoh and Ricoh in this system is the card reader. The driver that I mentioned:

  http://ftp.Dell.com/Chipset/R234107.exe

  should these base system device drivers. If the installation does not remove these then manually update the driver for the two devices by pointing to C:\Dell\Drivers see here for more details:

  http://philipyip.WordPress.com/unofficial-driver-sets/checking-hardware-IDs-in-the-device-manager/driver-installation-via-the-Device-Manager/

  Bluetooth that I believe was optional, so you won't have a bluetooth card. If you are sure that you have one, try typing Fn and F2 a few times to see if you can enable/disable Bluetooth radio and outside, you can leave the Device Manager maximized when doing this to see if there is no change. It needs display in Device Manager before installing the drivers.

  If this fails, you may need to go to the BIOS Setup and disable it, then load Windows and turn off then repeat the process, but allowing it. To enter the BIOS F2 Setup press immediately when you feed the machine.

  The Bluetooth card is the Dell Wireless 370 and a Broadcom device. Of Broadcom Bluetooth update should install the appropriate drivers for it.

• I have a Dell Inspiron 1525 and I need drivers for Base system device after installing Win 7.

  My laptop used to have Vista on it.  I had a big problem with it, so I used fdisk to remove all partitions.  I made an installation FULL of Windows 7 and all is great, but when I go into Device Manager, I show an error with the Base system device.  I did all the updates through Windows Update, as well as update the driver.  Nothing has worked.  Can someone help me with this please.

  According to Dell, your machine has been tested for the basci feature and should work ok...

  http://support.Dell.com/support/topics/global.aspx/support/DSN/en/document?journalid=7AD62F253414AF5CE040AE0AB8E1492E&docid=364750 Mike Hall MVP - Windows Desktop Experience http://msmvps.com/blogs/mikehall/