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OK, boot to bios, and see what the Motherboard is, or go to system and see what the chipset of the motherboard is. From there, you will be able to find out what native Sound and network chips it has. Once you have that, go the chipset manufacturer and download the drivers for your OS from there! Dont download them from any where else!
I have $1.00(us) that says it is a REALTEK chipset!
I have $1.00(us) that says it is a REALTEK chipset!
Thank you very much for your reply!
It´s a notebook, does this procedure apply to these as well?
I used wmic to check for the motherboard and it returned X202E as the product, and a very large and curious Serial Number: BSN12345678901234567, version 1.0
On device manager I see Intel 7 Series/C216 Chipset family SMBus Host Controller and Intel HM76 Express Chipset LPC Controller, is it one of them?
It´s a notebook, does this procedure apply to these as well?
I used wmic to check for the motherboard and it returned X202E as the product, and a very large and curious Serial Number: BSN12345678901234567, version 1.0
On device manager I see Intel 7 Series/C216 Chipset family SMBus Host Controller and Intel HM76 Express Chipset LPC Controller, is it one of them?
To summarize the situation:
The full model of the notebook is Asus S200E - ct252h - X202E
It had a persistent blue screen during boot which desapeared after a fresh install. After that, no wi-fi, no ethernet, no audio, no USB 3.0, on both W8.1 and W10.
I have tested: ASUS driver update, Intel driver update, DriverEasy, many original X202E ASUS drivers. Neither Audio or Network devices appear on device manager.
Can it still be a driver issue? Would it be a device by device driver solution, or could there be a chipset driver that would "unlock" the devices?
If not a driver issue, what else could it be?
The full model of the notebook is Asus S200E - ct252h - X202E
It had a persistent blue screen during boot which desapeared after a fresh install. After that, no wi-fi, no ethernet, no audio, no USB 3.0, on both W8.1 and W10.
I have tested: ASUS driver update, Intel driver update, DriverEasy, many original X202E ASUS drivers. Neither Audio or Network devices appear on device manager.
Can it still be a driver issue? Would it be a device by device driver solution, or could there be a chipset driver that would "unlock" the devices?
If not a driver issue, what else could it be?