I'm on Windows 7 and bought this motherboard second hand (and I can't get in contact with the previous owner about the issue).
(I had a screenshot here but the forum flagged my post as spam) I have 2 devices with the yellow alert symbol in Device Manager: "PCI Memory Controller" and "SM Bus Controller".
Is there an easy way to tell which driver files pertain to these unknown devices?
I previously had a link to the driver download page for my motherboard, but again, forum flagged it as spam. On the ASUS driver download page, my model number is Z170-AR, and operating system is Windows 7.
I've installed all the driver files that look to me like they need installing. The thing is, the ASUS driver download page is confusing. You get the headings (like USB, BIOS) but it's not a simple case of just installing the latest file under each heading. You need to click "show all" and you'll get various versions of different files all mixed up, and it's not easy to tell what's a different version of the same file and what's a completely different file. There seems to be no order, other than perhaps the order they were uploaded in. But it's in this unsorted list that I previously found driver files that were crucial for getting the USB ports working under Windows 7.
(I had a screenshot here but the forum flagged my post as spam) I have 2 devices with the yellow alert symbol in Device Manager: "PCI Memory Controller" and "SM Bus Controller".
Is there an easy way to tell which driver files pertain to these unknown devices?
I previously had a link to the driver download page for my motherboard, but again, forum flagged it as spam. On the ASUS driver download page, my model number is Z170-AR, and operating system is Windows 7.
I've installed all the driver files that look to me like they need installing. The thing is, the ASUS driver download page is confusing. You get the headings (like USB, BIOS) but it's not a simple case of just installing the latest file under each heading. You need to click "show all" and you'll get various versions of different files all mixed up, and it's not easy to tell what's a different version of the same file and what's a completely different file. There seems to be no order, other than perhaps the order they were uploaded in. But it's in this unsorted list that I previously found driver files that were crucial for getting the USB ports working under Windows 7.