Windows 10 device manager: "unknown devices", ACPI (Aspire V3-112P)
After a brand new installation of Windows 10 (64 bit / Education version) on my Aspire V3-112P-P5B3 I still have three "unknown devices" in my device manager and a warning concerning my "SDA Standard Compliant SD Host Controller". The first three say "Drivers not installed ..." and show in the "Details" tab the "Property: Device instance path" with the "Value: ACPI\INT33FC\n" (n = 1,2,3). The "SDA ..." says "Device currently waiting on another device ...". So I think the last problem might somehow be based on the first three problems(?).
I installed all drivers given on the Acer website for Win 10/64 bit.
I tried to update the drivers in the device manager ... the problems are still there.
I used the Intel "Driver Update Utility" ... the problems are still there.
I found some hints in the web concerning "ACPI\INT33FC\n" - but mainly on, in my opinion, strange sites for drivers updates. But somehow I do not trust those pages ...
Has anybody a solution for this problem? Or the same problem?
Is this a serious thing? Shall/can I ignore it? Maybe until an upcoming driver update by Acer?
Any help is welcome! Thanks in advance!
Best Answer
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ACPI is part of Intel IO drivers:
sometimes you need to force the installation manually, so go to the ACPI unknow devices, update/install drivers, search manually and browse to drivers folder and let windows choose the right one.
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ACPI is part of Intel IO drivers:
sometimes you need to force the installation manually, so go to the ACPI unknow devices, update/install drivers, search manually and browse to drivers folder and let windows choose the right one.
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Thank you very much for your quick help! Everything is fine now!
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You welcome.
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Thank you very much for your help, also worked for my TravelMate B-115-M.
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Do you think this would be safe for my Switch 10? Neither the keyboard dock nor the hardware buttons work.
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Switch10 has its own drivers, i don't know if this will work.....it's up to you.
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