Pci ven 104c dev 803b subsys 011f1025 rev 00 windows 7 скачать

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  Open Device Manager by clicking the Start button, clicking Control Panel, clicking System and Security, and then, under System, clicking Device Manager.
  If you’re prompted for an administrator password or confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.

  Where you see the Yellow exclamation mark, double click it, choose «Details» tab, from the dropdown menu choose «HardwareIDs», click the first string and copy/paste it here.

  I’m not an Acer employee.

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  That number is:  PCI\VEN_104C&DEV_803B&SUBSYS_011F1025&REV_00

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  I’m not an Acer employee.

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  That does explain why I was having trouble reading SD cards on this laptop.  I thought it was a problem with the SD cards themselves.  Anyway, I’ve just installed that driver.  Now, on to the DVD problem…

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  What kind of issue, do you have with the DVD?

  I’m not an Acer employee.

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  IronFly, thanks for your response — got my card reader straightened out at least.

  It occurred to me that I ought to checkout the CMOS setup, so I restarted and hit F2 at the appropriate time to bring it up.  I saw that setup did in fact feature the DVD drive, so the machine at least knew there was one of those there.  I did find that the boot order included, in order, C:, then , then the DVD.  Since contains data only I thought that was odd.  So I moved the DVD to position 2 in the boot order (it should probably be in #1, actually).  I then saved setup and proceeded to boot Windows.

  When I checked Windows Explorer this time, the DVD drive was showing up.  Very peculiar.  I can’t see how changing the boot order would do anything as to visibility.  But perhaps looking fixed the problem, in itself.  Seems quite a stretch, though.

  Anyway, my DVD drive is now showing up.

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  The DVD drive was not showing up in Windows Explorer.  I had put a DVD with Office into it, but the drive was invisible.

  Like I said, for some reason I can see it now.

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  ok, glad you fixed!

  I’m not an Acer employee.

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