Help: Unknown Device in Device Manager

[madflava54]

I have a T61p and I put in an OCZ Vertex II SSD into it a few days ago. I flashed a BIOS update and I thought that was all I needed to download or install. I think the unknown device is referring to the SSD as that is the only new device that I added. Here is a screenshot of what shows up in Device Manager.



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[madflava54]

Sorry, do I need to provide more information or does no one know?

[Harryc]

On the details tab, select hardware ID, post it here.

[madflava54]

On the details tab, select hardware ID, post it here.

Sorry

Edited my signature to outlining my rig's specs

Here it is as well:

T61p 14'' SXGA+//T9300//3gb of ram//nVidia Quadro FX 570M 128mb//ocz vertex II 60gb

[Harryc]

No, in device manager, as in your posted screenshot, there is a details tab. Go into it and select hardware ID from the drop down. Post the hardware ID of the unknown device here.

[RealBlackStuff]

Harryc means: In Device Manager on the Details tab, select Hardware ID, and post that here.
You could also try this program: http://www.zhangduo.com/udi.html

[madflava54]

No, in device manager, as in your posted screenshot, there is a details tab. Go into it and select hardware ID from the drop down. Post the hardware ID of the unknown device here.

I apologize again!

Value:
ACPI\IBM0068
*IBM0068

[Harryc]

Install the Power management driver - http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site. ... IGR-4GXPEG

[madflava54]

Install the Power management driver - http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site. ... IGR-4GXPEG

That fixed it. Thanks! Will this improve battery life by any chance?

[madflava54]

Another question, in power manager, the battery information says that "Designed Voltage" is 10.80V. Then for "Voltage" it says 12.43V. This doesn't seem right.

[Harryc]

That fixed it. Thanks! Will this improve battery life by any chance?

It could if you select a battery saving power scheme in Power Manager.