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I am setting up a Optiplex 790 with windows xp sp3 and am having trouble finding a driver. Under the device manager, then under other devices, it shows PCI serial port with and exclamation point next to it.
It is a new computer with an I5 in it.
Thanks in advance.
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Posted November 15th, 2011 14:00
Finally someone that has the right answer. Thanks TOKIMONKEY.The driver you need is the Intel Unified AMT 7 Management Interface Driver located under the CHIPSET group. If it doesn't update the driver from the setup then you will need to point updated drivers wizard to the extracted folder\drivers\SOL. That will install the driver.
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Posted June 29th, 2011 16:00
It may be Windows XP, as XP does not have all the plug and play drivers that Vista and Windows 7 have. Does the serial port card vendor have drivers?
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Posted July 1st, 2011 14:00
Check the Optiplex 790 driver downloads for XP. Look under the "Communication" section.
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Posted February 1st, 2012 11:00
You need to install the driver during Windows Setup using the F6 prompt an loading the driver from a floppy disk. Alternatively, you can use nLiteOS.com to integrate the drivers into your installation files (this will create a new installation CD).
You must use this driver:
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Posted February 1st, 2012 11:00
HI MY FRIEND...
CAN YOU HELP MEEE...
I WANT INSTALL S.O. XP IN OPTIPLEX 790 BUT I CAN INSTALL BECAUSE MY BOOT DISK HAVEN´T DRIVES OF HARD DISK...
CAN YOU TELL ME HOW DO IT??? THANKS
SEE YOU NEXT
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Posted February 1st, 2012 13:00
thanks
i made it... but i can't
firtly i copy all drivers needed for hd westerdigital in the same cd instalation... but not load the files using F6...
another way to make it
thanks
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Posted February 1st, 2012 14:00
If you use nLite (correctly), you don't need to use F6. You also cannot simply put the files on a CD with the installation files ... it must be integrated into the proper places, which is what nLite does.
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Posted February 1st, 2012 15:00
No, F6 doesn't work as it disables the usb drive once it loads the drivers.
What you need to do is go into your system settings by pressing F2 when the computer starts. Go down to System Configuration and then to SATA Operation. In there change the setting to ATA, press Apply and reboot. you can then install XP. If you want to enable AHCI or RAID you will need to install the SATA drivers after windows is installed. Using the ATA settings doesn't make much performance difference to using AHCI. If you need the AHCI drivers after windows is installed, let me know and I will upload my custom build driver for you to download.
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Posted February 1st, 2012 19:00
You don't have to turn off AHCI, as nLite should work, but it is certainly easier if you don't care about turning off all the features on your SATA drive that makes SATA better than the the ancient ATA/IDE standard.
If you want to take the "easy" way and install in ATA mode, then switch after installation ... you don't need a custom-built driver, but you do need to make a registry edit:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\services\msahci and set Start to 0, then install the driver I provided above.
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Posted June 30th, 2011 20:00
The driver you need is the Intel Unified AMT 7 Management Interface Driver located under the CHIPSET group. If it doesn't update the driver from the setup then you will need to point updated drivers wizard to the extracted folder\drivers\SOL. That will install the driver.