problem driver Express PT IDER Controller

[NICO]

Hi,

I can not deploy the drivers (chipset) of my computers (Dell optiplex 755, 960, 980, 990, 9010, 9020)
For all other drivers I have no problem.

Log: show_drivers.py optiplex755

Additional drivers for integration byAudit found for vendor: 'Dell Inc.' model : 'OptiPlex 755'

PCI-Devices
[8086:29B0] Intel Corporation : 82Q35 Express DRAM Controller
Using build-in windows driver
[8086:29B1] Intel Corporation : 82Q35 Express PCI Express Root Port
Using build-in windows driver
[8086:29B2] Intel Corporation : 82Q35 Express Integrated Graphics Controller
/opt/pcbin/install/win7-x64/drivers/drivers/x64/All/G_B/Intel/2
[8086:29B3] Intel Corporation : 82Q35 Express Integrated Graphics Controller
/opt/pcbin/install/win7-x64/drivers/drivers/x64/All/G_B/Intel/2
[8086:29B4] Intel Corporation : 82Q35 Express MEI Controller
/opt/pcbin/install/win7-x64/drivers/drivers/x64/All/C/Intel/MEI/3
[8086:29B6] Intel Corporation : 82Q35 Express PT IDER Controller
No driver - device directory '/opt/pcbin/install/win7-x64/drivers/pciids/8086/29B6' not found

Log: show_drivers.py optiplex960
Additional drivers for integration byAudit found for vendor: 'Dell Inc.' model : 'OptiPlex 960'

PCI-Devices
[8086:2E10] Intel Corporation : 4 Series Chipset DRAM Controller
Using build-in windows driver
[8086:2E11] Intel Corporation : 4 Series Chipset PCI Express Root Port
Using build-in windows driver
[8086:2E14] Intel Corporation : 4 Series Chipset HECI Controller
/opt/pcbin/install/win7-x64/drivers/drivers/x64/All/C/Intel/MEI/4
[8086:2E16] Intel Corporation : 4 Series Chipset PT IDER Controller
No driver - device directory '/opt/pcbin/install/win7-x64/drivers/pciids/8086/2E16' not found
[8086:2E17] Intel Corporation : 4 Series Chipset Serial KT Controller
No driver - device directory '/opt/pcbin/install/win7-x64/drivers/pciids/8086/2E17' not found
[8086:3A67] Intel Corporation : 82801JD/DO (ICH10 Family) USB UHCI Controller #4
Using build-in windows driver


Do you have any idea?

thank you

Nicolas

[ueluekmen]

Hi,

Log: show_drivers.py optiplex960

Additional drivers for integration byAudit found for vendor: 'Dell Inc.' model : 'OptiPlex 755'

that looks a little bit strange.

[NICO]

Hi,

Log: show_drivers.py optiplex960

Additional drivers for integration byAudit found for vendor: 'Dell Inc.' model : 'OptiPlex 755'

that looks a little bit strange.

sorry i was wrong of log

[SisterOfMercy]

/opt/pcbin/install/win7-x64/drivers/drivers/x64/All/C/Intel/MEI/4
[8086:2E16] Intel Corporation : 4 Series Chipset PT IDER Controller
No driver - device directory '/opt/pcbin/install/win7-x64/drivers/pciids/8086/2E16' not found
[8086:2E17] Intel Corporation : 4 Series Chipset Serial KT Controller
No driver - device directory '/opt/pcbin/install/win7-x64/drivers/pciids/8086/2E17' not found

Have you tried installing without these drivers? I think the windows driver will be used for the IDE controller.

I think the serial controller is part of Intel AMT. I don't know why intel keeps making a mess of their AMT drivers, half of it has got the HECI driver, but not the SOL driver. Try to find the most recent version of the Intel AMT driver package that ends in 5.0M
This has both the SOL and HECI driver. You do not need older versions for older computers, last time I looked, less than six months ago.
For the SOL and HECI driver use this link: https://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail ... i&lang=eng
Yes, it says Windows 8.1, but it also has support for XP. Copy the contents of the Drivers directory to your OPSI server, and throw the rest away. (Download the file, ctrl+page down in total commander)

Uhm, I should first search before writing a reply. IDE-R is IDE redirection, and that other thing is indeed SOL, Serial-Over-Lan. They both have something to do with Vpro. Anyway, I can't help you further, cause I can't find the damn bloody drivers on the intel site. If you are not going to use vpro / amt / whatever-they-want-to-call-it-this-month you can install those dells without these drivers. If the error in device manager bothers you, maybe turning amt off in the bios will help.