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05-31-2016 09:56 AM
Where can I find the drivers for the PCI Serial Port on this machine ? I loaded all the drivers from HP for this macine after an upgrade to windows 7 enterprise and this driver is not available. Thank you
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05-31-2016 10:27 AM
Hi:
You need this driver...manually install it if the auto install method doesn't work.
This package provides the Intel Management Engine Components Driver for supported desktop models that are running a supported operating system.
05-31-2016 10:27 AM
Hi:
You need this driver...manually install it if the auto install method doesn't work.
This package provides the Intel Management Engine Components Driver for supported desktop models that are running a supported operating system.
09-15-2016 01:49 PM
I have almost the same problem, but I am running Windows 10 pro on my HP Compaq 8200 Elite Convertible Minitower PC. The device manager has under OTHER DEVICES : the triangle with the excimation point Next to that it states : PCI SERIAL PORT. I tried to update the drivers and that didn't work. It said it could not find anything online. Next I went to each of the processors (quad core) and tried to update them. They said they were up to date. So anyone have any other ideas? They only cover up to win 8 64 bit in the drivers area.
09-15-2016 03:30 PM
Hi:
For the 8200 Elite, you need this driver...Works on W10.
This package contains the Intel Active Management Technology (AMT) Driver for supported models running a supported operating system.
ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/softpaq/sp69501-70000/sp69506.exe
09-15-2016 05:09 PM
OK...
Here's what I think the problem is....I have 2 8200 Elite CMT's running W10 so I know that is the driver you need.
But...Windows 10 must have installed the driver for the Intel Management Engine Interface (IMEI) and the driver I posted contains both the driver for the IMEI and the PCI Serial Port.
So, when you ran the driver, the 'gatekeeper' says you are trying to install an older driver for the IMEI and quits.
Here's what you need to do...Manually install the driver as follows, so you bypass the gatekeeper.
Go to the device manager and click on the PCI Serial Port needing the driver.
Click on the driver tab. Click on Update Driver.
Select the Browse my computer for driver software option, and browse to the driver folder that was created when you ran the file.
That folder will be located in C:\SWSetup\sp69506.
Make sure the Include Subfolders box is checked and the driver should install.
Then restart the PC.
09-16-2016 09:04 AM
This worked this time. Thank you for your help. Amusing story. This exact same computer was listed online for $1,325.93 + s/h out of some company called compsource. I bought mine with a slightly smaller Hdd for $180.00. Question Which area would be best to post in for questions about the max hardware specs for this computer?
09-16-2016 09:37 AM
> This exact same computer was listed online for $1,325.93 + s/h out of some company called compsource
That item probably was "new old stock" -- the computer has never been unboxed and used -- literally sitting on a shelf, gathering dust, for many years.
The point is that some computer programs that were created for a specific purpose, e.g., to control an electronic microscope, had EXTREMELY STRICT specifications on what hardware works with that vendor's "process-control" software.
So, when such a computer "dies", the client who bought the package from that vendor needs an *IDENTICAL* replacement computer, not something "about" the same. So, companies like that COMPUSOURCE are there, to provide what the client *NEEDS* to purchase.
The price reflects the original price of the hardware, plus "storage-costs" for many years.
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