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Problem with memory driver on X61 7675-7KU still not resolve
Posted: Mon Jul 16, 2007 3:09 pm
by geronimo13
Hi!
I can´t install the audio on my new thinkpad. It came with vista buisness but i installed win xp pro on it. I did as the help file suggested with installing xp pro.
Now when i try to install the audio it says "buss driver for HD Audio is required and wasnt found on this computer"
Ive installed all drivers on the lenovo.com site. Also ran system update but that one didnt suggest any updates at all.
I also get error on "pci device" and "pci-memorycontroller" in the system mangare, cant find those drivers either.
Anyone got any suggestions?
Re: Problem with audio driver on X61 7675-7KU and other
Posted: Mon Jul 16, 2007 5:18 pm
by mfbernstein
geronimo13 wrote:Hi!
I can´t install the audio on my new thinkpad. It came with vista buisness but i installed win xp pro on it. I did as the help file suggested with installing xp pro.
Now when i try to install the audio it says "buss driver for HD Audio is required and wasnt found on this computer"
Had the same problem. Try installing KB888111 which Lenovo has on their site as part of a bunch of XP updates. Also, make sure you have the Intel chipset drivers installed properly.
(Interestingly, the modem on my X61 also requires the HDA bus driver to even be recognized).
Re: Problem with audio driver on X61 7675-7KU and other
Posted: Mon Jul 16, 2007 5:25 pm
by geronimo13
mfbernstein wrote:geronimo13 wrote:Hi!
I can´t install the audio on my new thinkpad. It came with vista buisness but i installed win xp pro on it. I did as the help file suggested with installing xp pro.
Now when i try to install the audio it says "buss driver for HD Audio is required and wasnt found on this computer"
Had the same problem. Try installing KB888111 which Lenovo has on their site as part of a bunch of XP updates. Also, make sure you have the Intel chipset drivers installed properly.
(Interestingly, the modem on my X61 also requires the HDA bus driver to even be recognized).
Thank you fixed the audio problem. Still have the pci-memory thing uninstalled, any thoughts about that?
How do i check if intel chipset is installed properly?
Re: Problem with audio driver on X61 7675-7KU and other
Posted: Mon Jul 16, 2007 7:07 pm
by mfbernstein
geronimo13 wrote:
Thank you fixed the audio problem. Still have the pci-memory thing uninstalled, any thoughts about that?
How do i check if intel chipset is installed properly?
If the audio is working, then the chipset is most likely installed too.
Can you tell what the device and vendor IDs for the unknown devices are? The X61 has a lot of devices, so it's hard to just guess... Offhand, there are a number related to power management, particularly ACPI.
Re: Problem with audio driver on X61 7675-7KU and other
Posted: Tue Jul 17, 2007 12:41 am
by geronimo13
mfbernstein wrote:geronimo13 wrote:
Thank you fixed the audio problem. Still have the pci-memory thing uninstalled, any thoughts about that?
How do i check if intel chipset is installed properly?
If the audio is working, then the chipset is most likely installed too.
Can you tell what the device and vendor IDs for the unknown devices are? The X61 has a lot of devices, so it's hard to just guess... Offhand, there are a number related to power management, particularly ACPI.
Its located at
PCI-buss 2, unit 0, function 0
The ID is
PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_444E&SUBSYS_444E8086&REV_01
PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_444E&SUBSYS_444E8086
PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_444E&CC_058000
PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_444E&CC_0580
PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_444E&SUBSYS_444E8086&REV_01\4&23F5EDAD&0&00E0
Posted: Wed Jul 18, 2007 8:59 am
by geronimo13
Have tried anything cant resolve the problem. Any suggestions.
Posted: Wed Jul 18, 2007 2:34 pm
by mfbernstein
I believe that's the Turbo memory controller. XP doesn't support Turbo memory, so there's no XP driver for it. It should be harmless though.
Posted: Wed Jul 18, 2007 3:03 pm
by geronimo13
mfbernstein wrote:I believe that's the Turbo memory controller. XP doesn't support Turbo memory, so there's no XP driver for it. It should be harmless though.
Hi1
Can i disable it somehow?
Posted: Wed Jul 18, 2007 3:25 pm
by mfbernstein
Perhaps in the BIOS? My X61 lacks Turbo Memory, so I can't check here...