Resolving Device Manager Bang for PCI Simple Communications Controller on a Latitude Exx20 System
Help with Resolving a Device Manager Bang for PCI Simple Communications Controller on Latitude Exx20 Systems
Summary:Help with Resolving a Device Manager Bang for PCI Simple Communications Controller on Latitude Exx20 Systems
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Article Summary: Resolving Device Manager Bang for PCI Simple Communications Controller on a Latitude Exx20 System
Resolving Device Manager Bang for PCI Simple Communications Controller on a Latitude Exx20 System
You may experience a device manager bang under the category of "Other devices" for the "PCI Simple Communications Controller" on a Latitude Exx20 system.This issue can exist after several attempts at reinstalling the system drivers in order, including the Chipset Driver and the Intel Unified AMT 7 Management Interface Driver.
Within the operating system, AMT Unified driver must be installed to remove unknown devices in the Device Manager. The driver is discussed below. Unlike previous version 3, 4 or 5 (which used to have 2 separate HECI and LMS/SOL drivers from customer re-install stand-point), they are both now in a common package called AMT Unified Driver.When the unified driver package is installed, it will take care of both PCI devices in the Device Manager.
Downloading the INF Update Utility from Intel has been known to resolve this issue.According to Intel, "Run this easy to use Intel® Driver Update Utility and it will "automatically" tell you if you need to update your chipset INF file, and if so, will prompt you to install and you are done.This will save you a lot of time not only on your chipset download but the most common files needed for your system."