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• HP m8120n no Ethernet in the Device Manager and not detected

  Hey all:

  I have a desktop HP Pavilion Media Center m8120n (product sheet here) and I recently did an installion of installation clean factory, Windows 7 Pro 64 bit with a DVD retail of Windows. I managed to get the drivers for almost everything, but there are some persistent problems.

  The most serious of them is Ethernet. I can't find drivers ethernet for this machine, even after the update of Windows running several times, no hardware drivers have been found. The ethernet controller/port is not still appear in Device Manager at all!

  I tried to use the driver for this calculation pager on the HP support site, but there is no mention of all the Ethernet/LAN drivers at all.

  I read that sometimes it is important to update the chipset first driver in order to get the job of ethernet. Since HP provides no chipset driver, I decided to try updating the chipset 8120n with theutility to update Intel drivers Intel's Support page.  I have updated to version 9.4.0.1017, once the Web page has scanned my system. However, even after the update the chipset and Windows restarts, I have still no Ethernet at all.

  Depending on the product specifications page, under the section network, the computer uses a controller Ethernet Intel 82566DC. However, after trying to install the driver for the Intel 82566DC since the Intel, the installer website told me that no network controller Intel were present on the system.

  What is really worrying, is that not only does the Device Manager does not even see an Ethernet controller, but the Intel drivers update utility didn't recognize it under the section "Wired" after that the latter had analyzed my computer. Ethernet controller also does not appear under system information.

  I'm starting to wonder if it is a hardware issue and not a driver problem at all! The Ethernet port may be damaged or does not work for Windows do not install the drivers, or even recognize it.

  Does anyone have advice or steps I could take to rule the hardware problem and find a driver that works for my installation of Windows 7 on this computer?

  "Violence is the last refuge of the incompetent." -Issac Asimov, from its roman Foundation.

  Good new! It worked! It was really the BIOS that was causing the problem.

  On the Advanced Settings tab, there is an entry called Onboard LAN off, just like the desktop I have to work!

  After booting, Windows installed the drivers for it right away, and now I get to enjoy this sweet Gigabit speed on my network!

  I'm so happy that it was not a hardware problem, and that it was a simple change to the configuration of the BIOS.

  Thanks for all your help!

  I'm as resolved marker.

• Device Manager does not not in Vista Home Premium 64

  Well, I tried to help others in the hardware section so maybe someone here can offer some advice for me.

  I'm running Vista 64 Home Premium on a dv9700.  For more than a year the Device Manager did not work.  Everytime I try to open an error window appears which says "mmc.exe - bad Image".  I also have a similar error window when I try to open MS Paint and several other utilities like the option "Manage" when I right click on my computer.  In the fault window is a big red X and it says: "C:\Windows\System32\odbcint.dll is not designed to run on Windows or it contains an error.  Try to install the program by using the original installation media or contact your system administrator or support software provider. "In the case of MS Paint, he says"mspaint.exe - bad Image"at the top of the window of the fault, although he then gives the same extended error description as above.  I think that the root cause of all this might be a bad odbcint.dll file, regardless of who is.

  The problem has existed for some time, but I would like to be able to reuse my device manager to check the dates on the drivers and things for updates.  I know I could probably use the system recovery option, but I prefer not to return to the factory default state and having to reinstall all programs, I've added since I bought this computer almost 3 years ago.  Windows used to have a repair option that would repair the system files without deleting the installed programs.  I can't find that on Vista.

  I have already run the SFC/scannow utility from the command prompt at the level of the system administrator.  It passes through the system for a long time and then says it finds corrupted files, but could not solve some of them and go to CBS. LOG file for more details.  When I try to open this log file, it says: 'access denied', even if I have the system administrator access level.

  Someone at - it give me advice without having to restore everything to default "as shipped"?

  Hello

  RoadiJeff wrote:

  DavidPK wrote:

  Hello

  If it is primarily the .dll files that are corrupted, you can try to replace them by downloading a copy from the library on the link below.  For example, mmcndmgr.dll avoids Device Manager works if it is damaged.

  http://www.dll-Vista.com/

  Kind regards

  DP - K

  Thanks for the link DLL Vista d/l.  I didn't know who was available.  I downloaded odbcint.dll which the fault indicates that this file is either damaged or missing and replaced him in the windows/system32 directory.  Also, I did the same with the file mmcndmgr.dll you mentioned.  I get always the fault of odbcint.dll every time that I try to use the devices, MS-Paint, manage and probably several other things that I have not tried.

  It seems that the only option is to restore the system to default if I want to get this working again.  So during my research, I learned that the downgrade to an older version of Windows is free.  I wanted to sort of go back to Windows XP from Vista 64 that accompanies this laptop since I got it.  I have a Windows XP Pro installation disc that I bought for my desktop PC and all I would need is a free Microsoft activation key which told me they would provide decommissioning.

  However, the support section driver and software for Windows XP here on the site Web of HP has rather limited resources compared to the options for my dv9700 Vista CTO.  On the one hand, there is no graphics driver listed.  I know I probably d/l anything directly form the nVidia site, but this is not the only driver XP or absent utility of the product support for my computer page.  I guess I'll probably use just the recovery Vista DVD that I made when I got my laptop, if I decide I want to do this.

  A F11 recovery that accesses the Recovery Manager in the laptop's recovery partition would be a good plan. When a Windows operating system beghins to exhibit behaviors such as yours is so it's just a matter of time before is no longer, it will start up in Windows.

  I recommend that you create a CD to recover fees just to have the value.

  It is actually faster and more reliable to perform the recovery of the Recovery Manager in the recovery partition from the wear of your DVD drive and recovery CD set since the purchase of your laptop.

  Best regards

  ERICO

• Gamepad Xbox 360 as seen in "Device Manager", but not recognized as "Game controller" and will not be installed all the drivers

  My problem is very similar to the one raised here:

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows_other-gaming/Xbox-360-controller-seen-in-Device-Manager-but-not/fcf52151-604e-4BF3-BF55-2fa4930bc415
  However, the OP in this question unfortunately never had answer to his question.
  When I plug my Xbox 360 controller on my laptop, my computer recognizes it as a device, but does not recognize it as a game controller. Instead, my device is listed under a category called "Other devices", and the drivers are not installed (he gets the little warning sign yellow after the icon).
  I tried to install the correct 'Microsoft Xbox 360 accessories' (http://www.microsoft.com/hardware/en-us/d/xbox-360-controller-for-windows (Windows 7 64-bit)) and direct the machine to install its drivers from there, but nothing helps.
  I've tried right-clicking on the device, by clicking 'Uninstall', out in him plugging, uninstalling and reinstalling Microsoft Xbox 360 accessories, restarted my computer and each unique combination of these things.
  I tried to talk to an Ambassador of Microsoft, who told me to update the driver and manually make a 'human interaction device', but unfortunately it did not work.
  I called Support of Windows games, who gave me information from these links:
  support.Microsoft.com/kb/908888
  support.Microsoft.com/kb/906347
  Outside of download the drivers manually in the form of 'Microsoft Xbox 360 accessories' (which I already have), I wasn't able to try all of the hotfixes listed in the guides, because my camera is not listed as a joypad or human interface device. It is simply listed as "Xbox 360 Joypad" and it is listed under the heading "other devices."
  It seems that there is just something wrong with my USB and it's just is not installing drivers properly, but this isn't the case. I plugged many other devices, including an iPod, a mouse and an external HARD drive, which all had their drivers properly installed and works great.
  I also know that it is not a problem with the xbox controller, that I plugged into another laptop (also Windows 7 64-bit), as well as pilots very well on the other laptop.
  I'm really puzzled by this situation. Any help would be greatly appreciated, but please do not repeat the information or links I listed here, or who was in the last question which I quoted above. Thank you for your help.

  UPDATE: I finally got to work. Everything is beautifully detailed in this video from Youtube:

  http://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=kxa5CJsDzwQ
  Here's what you do:
  1. plug your device and go to Device Manager
  2 right click on everything that your computer recognizes your device as (for me, it was listed under 'Other devices' and had a yellow warning sign on this subject) and click on "Uninstall".
  3. disconnect your device
  4. If you have not already done so, download and install the appropriate for your device 'Microsoft Xbox 360 accessories' program
  5. plug your device back on and go back to Device Manager
  6 right-click on everything that your computer recognizes your device as (for me, it was listed under 'Other devices' and had a yellow warning sign on this subject), but this time click on "update driver software".
  7. click on "browse computer driver software.
  8. click on "Let Me pick from a list of drivers for devices on my computer.
  9. Select "Microsoft Common Controller" and then select your device. Have it install this driver. From there on, it should work on.
  If you have any questions, my email is * address email is removed from the privacy *.

• NB250/Device Manager does not recognize webcam

  Hello:

  I have NB250 with Windows 7. There is no indication of a webcam. Device Manager does not recognize it either. I know that there is a download application to search for it on my computer but I don't know where to look for it. Thank you.

  Post edited by: chizuka

  Check if the webcam is enabled in the BIOS.
  To access the press of BIOS F2 when starting the

• Windows XP: Device Manager does not recognize modem?

  I wanted to configure Microsoft Fax. Everything was fine, but the Device Manager did not recognize modem, so I can't send and receive faxes.

  Thank you in advance!

  Hello

  Please follow the steps mentioned below and get back to us with the results.

  Method 1: The modem settings are missing after you remove and re-insert your Modem
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/321036

  Method 2: Install, configure, and send faxes in Windows XP

  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd346629.aspx

  For more information, see the links below.

  To remove a modem

  http://www.Microsoft.com/resources/documentation/Windows/XP/all/proddocs/en-us/MODE_REMOVE.mspx?mfr=true

  To install a modem

  http://www.Microsoft.com/resources/documentation/Windows/XP/all/proddocs/en-us/mode_installmodem.mspx?mfr=true

  I hope that helps!

• Device Manager does not display devices

  Control Panel takes me to the MMC, but Device Manager does not display devices

  Hi Bandjo,

  ·         Device Manager is empty?

  ·         You have made any changes recently?

  ·         You have installed Windows XP Service Pack 3?

  Check to see if this article helps you.

  None of the items appear in the device list manager when you open

• My floppy drive is not reading the disks. Device Manager does not detect any problems, I uninstalled and reinstalled the drivers. What should I do now?

  My floppy drive is not reading the disks. Device Manager does not detect any problems, I uninstalled and reinstalled the drivers.
  Convenience store said to click on properties Insert the diskette and
  Double click on open, but when I do that it stop computer
  and opens the recovery and ask for a correct diskette,

  Hello Tallm,

  Thank you for your message.  Did you get your floppy drivers of your installation diskettes?  If so, go to the website of the manufacturer of your computer and download/install the latest drivers.  Please let us know if this or help to solve your problem.
  See you soon

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• Device Manager does not display c or D drive.

  The Windows Device Manager does not display the drives c or d.  With File Explorer, they show and are easily accessible.  What's wrong?

  Hi Alberini,

  You would actually use the Device Manager to determine which devices are installed on your computer, update driver software for your devices, check to see if hardware is working properly and change the hardware settings. You can also use Device Manager to update a driver that does not work properly or restore a driver with its previous version.

  To view the files or the drive hard internal to your computer, would use you Windows Explorer.

  I hope this helps!

  Debra
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• W7 Device Manager does not recognize the Intel AMT devices

  Please help: where can I find - how to install the latest drivers Intel AMT for Windows 7.

  Hello

  Thank you for the question to Microsoft Community. I'll give my best to help you.

  From your problem description, I understand that the Device Manager does not recognize the Intel AMT devices

  What is the brand and model of the computer?

  Check out these links and see if they help.

  Computers that use Intel's vPro technology can have devices that are not recognized in Windows 7 Device Manager

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/976728

  Clean installation WARNING: Back up your files before you begin reinstalling Windows, even if you're reinstalling Windows on a hard disk partition. A clean installation replaces the current version of Windows and all personal files.

  If your motherboard supports AMT technology, you can download, install the drivers from this link.

  AMT: Intel® AMT Driver for Intel® motherboards

  http://Downloadcenter.Intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?&DwnldID=16936

  Note: This download is valid for the products listed below.

  Intel® card mother DB43LD

  Intel® card mother DQ43AP

  Intel® card mother DQ45CB

  Intel® card mother DQ45EK

  If the problem persists, I suggest you to contact Intel support. http://communities.Intel.com/Community/Tech

• When I plug in an external hard drive usb, it is recognized in Device Manager, but not in Solution Explorer.

  When I plug in an external hard drive usb, it is recognized in Device Manager, but not in Solution Explorer. I use windows 7 on a laptop Pavilion dv7-6b77dx.

  Thank you.  I followed your instructions and it worked.  I am amazed by these forums.  No matter what a person has problems, there is someone out there who has the knowledge and the willingness to share with the less informed.  Thanks again for you information.

  lacroos

• [Help] No Ethernet or Wifi device found under Device Manager

  Hi all

  I recently bought a Dell Inspiron 15R N5520, and there is no device found under Device Manager ethernet or wifi.

  

  Can someone please advice how I could enable these?

  When I tried to install the driver the link Ethernet drivers Dell, the following error is displayed. I don't know how to handle this. Please advice ASAP.

  

  Concerning
  Guenoun

  Hi Rick,

  The seller had replaced the laptop and the new one works quite well. Thanks for your help!

  Concerning

  Guenoun

• COM3 showing in Device Manager but not in the list of printer port

  I have a Datamax Allegoro printer that uses a USB series converter. The poster converter as installed correctly (in devices and Device Manager) and received COM3.

  When I go to change the player of the printer to use the COM3 port, it is not in the list. How can I get the COM port appears in the list of printer ports?

  Note: this port was already there, but anyway when I was working on some of the settings (I changed the adapter to use COM1 temporarily as a test, then when I went to change it back, it was gone). I tried to uninstall the driver for the adapter and then re-install again, it did not work.

  Thank you.

  Use system restore to go back to an earlier date at the beginning of the problem. To run system restore, click Start-> programs-> Accessories-> System Tools-> system restore. Click on the box that says show more restore points.

  Good luck.

• WALKMAN NWZ-S545 gives error cannot start (error 10) device in the Device Manager (and not driver for this device found)

  Under Xp (sp3), Device Manager gives me an error for a Walkman NWZ-S545.  XP sees it as a MTP device, but it does not start.  The Device Manager will give me 2 error messages: device will not start (code 10) not and no driver not found for this device.  The walkman works very well with my other machines on the LAN XP but naturally one that I run my media (a all my MP3 etc.) is the one that has the error.  All of my PC are almost identical (with the exception of the server, duh).  I changed USB ports, uninstalled/reinstalled drivers, called SONY to dozens of times, nothing works.  Is a service not started that must be, a driver damaged, what?  Thanks for your help in advance.

  Hello

  I suggest you run the fix that is present in the link below then connect the Walkman on the system and see if the problem is resolved.

  Description of errors related to the 10 Code that generates the Device Manager in Windows on computers

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/943104

  I suggest to uninstall the drivers and firmware for the walkman of the system then download it from the Sony site and install it on the system and check if the problem is resolved.

  http://eSupport.Sony.com/us/Perl/SWU-list.pl?MDL=NWZS545&SelectOS=7#div_pos_94

  Thanks and regards.

  Thahaseena M
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer.
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• External hard drive in the Device Manager but not in disk management

  So I have this external hard drive Western Digital 1 TB. I've had for over a year now and it was working fine. I would like to trade my XBox 360 and the computerregularly. Then one day I brought home, plugged into the computer and nothing. My friend and I couldn't understand anything. We have gone as far as removing the hard drive and put it directly into the computer. I have reviewed, that he has lost.

  Then yesterday, on a whim, I tried to connect it again to the USB port. It is presented in the Device Manager but says that its drivers have not been installed. Then, I changed the USB ports on the back of the computer and as if by magic, that this is once again. I had full access. Stupid (and you can see where this is going) did not immediately transfer anything off the hard drive. I'm looking for an image and listen to a song off of said hard drive when the drive went suddenly not recognized.

  I can see now the reader in the Manager of devices under disk drives, and USB devices. However it does not appear in the disk management window. And Yes, I checked as well the Productdocumentation upper and lower, that it is not listed. Go to the area where you assign drive letters not shown not be. Normally this is E:.

  I also tried to remove the UpperFilters registry in regedit. It was not to remove LowerFilters. Obviously, that didn't work or the other.

  I tried several cords and all my USB ports with no luck either.

  I went on the WD Web site, but they do not offer anything other than a partitioner that I would save rather than as a last resort as there are a number of things on the hard drive I want to save.

  So it's not like it's a new HD to be partitioned or an old man who comes out crapped. I know there's the data I just need to get home long enough to get what I need. Maybe I missed my window, but maybe I did not. Maybe someone can help. I'm at the end of my mind on this thing.

  Sounds like a problem of partition (maybe corrupted partition tables) if the device is recognized, but not the 'disk '.

  There are recovery/repair partition about tools.  Western Digital actually have some but I think that they are made for internal drives.

  If I were you, I start with WD and start looking for partition recovery/repair tools.  If this is the problem then it is the right kind of problem and you using the right type of solution can fix it easily.

  If this is not the case, some data recovery tools can help you recover some files even if you have to recreate a new partition, although I wish you much luck with this approach!

  Good luck whatever you try and make sure that you do not overwrite the what partition information, you have without making backups (many partition edititing software will offer backups)