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Posted:1/28/2013 8:39:00 AM |
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Just installed Windows 8 from scratch, before the card was working fine in Windows 7.
But Windows 8 does not recognize it. And the latest (beta) driver for Windows 8 does not either. It tells me to plug in the audio card (or something like that).
In device manager I see 2 unknown Audio Devices:
1) Multimedia Audio Controller:
hardware id : PCI\VEN_13F6&DEV_8788&SUBSYS_82698269&REV_00
2) Multimedia Controler
hardware id: PCI\VEN_1745&DEV_3000&SUBSYS_D1800070&REV_00
I checked the beta and indeed it does not seek for those id's.
I found topics on the internet that somehow the ID could be modified by the BIOS, but I don't believe that could be the case, it was working fine yesterday in Windows 7.
I tried the UNI drivers as well, same problem (No audio card...)
What could be the problem?
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Posted:1/28/2013 8:01:00 PM |
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1) Multimedia Audio Controller:
hardware id : PCI\VEN_13F6&DEV_8788&SUBSYS_82698269&REV_00
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That's a clear case of the overwritten EEPROM problem.
2) Multimedia Controler
hardware id: PCI\VEN_1745&DEV_3000&SUBSYS_D1800070&REV_00
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This is some ViXS chip, probably on some video transcoding card, and completely unrelated.
Just installed Windows 8 from scratch, […]
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found topics on the internet that somehow the ID could be modified by
the BIOS, but I don't believe that could be the case, it was working
fine yesterday in Windows 7.
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The ID problem typically happens after some OS installation.
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Posted:1/30/2013 5:49:00 PM |
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So I used restoree to get the right ID back in my eprom. And the card works again!!
Thanks for the help,
Ben
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