Required PCI Driver Controller

   Hi ,
Model No :   Hp Pavilion 15e034tx
Required : Bluetooth Controller
                    : Pci Device
                    : Video controller

Please provide the PCI\VEN character strings for the devices that you need drivers for.
See the following image. It is an example. Note the places I have pointed out woith narrows and circles.
Right click a device without a driver and click on properties to invoke the device's properties window.
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Plug back in old Hard drive (Still fixed in bottom of PC, but not attached) and PC loads up fine.
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I am new to the forum. So, please excuse me if that topic was already covered...
I have MSI MAX2-LR (MS-6398E) board. It works just fine, no problem so far. Though I have 2 problems with add-on cards:
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Hey I also have the same Raid card and also the Matrox Parhelia, and I see that you also have some problems with the card I got also problems with the card, but they couldnt help me at theire forums (http://forum.matrox.com/mgaforum/Forum10/HTML/005085.html), I hope we have got more luck here :D

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‎02-25-2009 06:59 AM
You need the driver for Intel Turbo Memory. Only Windows Vista can use Turbo Memory, so we only have a Vista version for the driver:
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I would suggest that you forget about turbo memory. Intel quit talking about it and they have not released a driver since 2009. That is 2 years before service pack 1 was released. I ran tests and I was never able to measure any improvement with a card installed. As far as I am concerned, it is just something else to break and interfere with other components.,

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