M
milleron
I had an unknown device in Device Manager after installing Beta 2 on my Asus
A8NSLI-Premium motherboard. It was on the PCI bus ("slot 12"), and under
properties, I could tell it was the ATK0110 thing that has something to do
with Asus's AI Booster. Under XP, one could get a driver installed for this
device by simply inserting the Asus system CD. Autorun started the
ASUSACPI.EXE program, and the driver was installed. This does not happen
automatically under Vista, and trying to run the program results in an error
that it's "not for this version of Windows." However, if you simply launch
that program in Windows XP/SP2 compatibility mode, it will run. It gives
some kind of access violation message, but it completes, and the yellow
"Unknown device" disappears from Device Manager where it's replaced by an
entry under "System devices" called "ATK0110 ACPI Utility."
A8NSLI-Premium motherboard. It was on the PCI bus ("slot 12"), and under
properties, I could tell it was the ATK0110 thing that has something to do
with Asus's AI Booster. Under XP, one could get a driver installed for this
device by simply inserting the Asus system CD. Autorun started the
ASUSACPI.EXE program, and the driver was installed. This does not happen
automatically under Vista, and trying to run the program results in an error
that it's "not for this version of Windows." However, if you simply launch
that program in Windows XP/SP2 compatibility mode, it will run. It gives
some kind of access violation message, but it completes, and the yellow
"Unknown device" disappears from Device Manager where it's replaced by an
entry under "System devices" called "ATK0110 ACPI Utility."