Pci Windows 10
Hello guys,
This is my first post here, and I think that this is the relevant forum to post it.
I have the following laptop:
Solved: I just upgraded Windows 7 Pro to Windows 10 Pro, and now I don't have a driver for the PCI Serial Port - 5575647. Many of you faced the “PCI Simple Communications Controller” unknown device in “Other devices” section of the Device Manager on a laptop under Windows 10. Let us find out how to download and install its driver. What is ‘PCI Simple Communications Controller’ on Windows 10? After a fresh install of Windows 10 Pro 64bit I have one outstanding device that I cannot find the drivers for. In the Device manager it is listing the device as 'PCI Serial Port' with the following hardware ID: PCI VEN8086&DEV1D3D A quick google search shows that this should be handled by the.
Lenovo IdeeaPad G50-45
Pci.sys Windows 10
AMD A8-6410 2.1Ghz
AMD R5 M230 2Gb
8Gb Ram
SSD Kingston HyperX Fury 120Gb Sata III 2.5inch
Windows 10
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After every AMD video driver update, or at about 1 month intervals, Windows installs a different driver for PCI Bus (even though I deactivated the option to install drivers from windows update), after that at every startup I get the message 'Your system settings have changed, you need to restart for this changes to take effect'. Every time!!! And I can't even update the driver, or roll it back because it says I already have a better driver.
On top of everything, in reliability history I see that the process 'tbaseprovisioning' service has stoped responding and was closed.
From time to time (at about 1 and a half hour intervals), I get the blue screen of death, or just a full system freeze, where I can't do anything, but hold the power button to shut the pc down.
This is the 6th time it's been doing this in the last 3 months.
Tried uninstalling all the AMD drivers, and reinstalling them again, did a full format and OS reinstall (this work for about 3 weeks), and even used O&O Shutup10, and still get this wonderful messages and errors.
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How can I stop this from happening, or WTH should I do to?
This is my last resort, as I'm seriously considering selling the thing and switching to Intel/Nvidia
Given a Windows 10 system with Windows Powershell 5.0 ran as Administrator, I need to list all the motherboard slots and the name of the devices that occupy them, if any.
Win32_SystemSlot, with
seems to enumerate the slots with weird numbers, but not the devices.
Win32_PnPEntity enumerates instead the devices, without the slots.
I would like to obtain something like
Is it possible? If yes, how?
2 Answers
I happen to know you get get this for network cards using:
Using the module suggested by @Lenniey above you It looks like you can find the location of devices by looking for those with a LocationInfo starting 'PCI bus', and a non-zero UINumber:
In the above, I've got my network card in slot 5, and my wifi in slot 4.
You can then compare this with the list of PCI Express Root Ports:
That will tell you that I have a third slot with nothing plugged in, which agrees with what I see in Device Manager.
Caveat; I'm not a hardware expert, I just guessed this based on what I can see on my machine.
To confirm this isn't just related to network adapters, if I remove the filter on 'UINumber -ne 0', I can see all other devices connected to the PCI bus, however, since they are all built in, they don't have a slot number:
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See what buses are on a system:
There is DEVPKEY_Device_Address driver parameter, in which higher 16 bits are device number and lower 16 bits are function number:
Pci Windows 10 Driver
..and DEVPKEY_Device_LocationInfo parameter: