Tecra S5 - Driver PCI-memorycontrol

I have installed the notebook Tecra S5 to Windows XP and installed all drivers but I'm missing 1 driver and that is the PCI memory controller (PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_444E&SUBSYS_444E8086&REV_01\4&22 7633DA&0&00E2)
Can someone help me with it?
Thanks,
Greetings Cemmy

PCI memory controller is Intel Turbo Memory also called Intel Flash cache logic chip, called also Robson device.
It is quite new technology designed to support new Vista capabilities.
There is no driver for it for Windows XP, because XP doesnt support the function.
This function is supported only by Vista.
So under XP just leave it unrecognized but it wont affects the system functionality.

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