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Unknown device problem ?

Unknown device problem ?

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_FiniPlays_
Junior Member
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08-28-2025, 08:53 PM
#1
Hello. Today my Ethernet was fluctuating, so I checked the Device Manager. In the "Other Devices" part, there was an unknown device marked with a yellow exclamation mark. I'm unsure what to do... when I go to the hardware IDs at details, it shows something like ACPI/VEN_AMD. What should I do?
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_FiniPlays_
08-28-2025, 08:53 PM #1

Hello. Today my Ethernet was fluctuating, so I checked the Device Manager. In the "Other Devices" part, there was an unknown device marked with a yellow exclamation mark. I'm unsure what to do... when I go to the hardware IDs at details, it shows something like ACPI/VEN_AMD. What should I do?

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bartlott
Member
82
09-02-2025, 08:22 AM
#2
Search for those Hardware IDs and verify if there are any motherboard drivers available from man.site that you haven't installed.
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bartlott
09-02-2025, 08:22 AM #2

Search for those Hardware IDs and verify if there are any motherboard drivers available from man.site that you haven't installed.

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_XplodingPig_
Member
179
09-03-2025, 08:16 AM
#3
I looked up those hardware IDs and the Driver Identifier site, which lists the driver for an Asus device. I haven’t purchased any products from the Asus brand for my PC yet. Another site, driverpackage, provided direct driver downloads for Windows.
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_XplodingPig_
09-03-2025, 08:16 AM #3

I looked up those hardware IDs and the Driver Identifier site, which lists the driver for an Asus device. I haven’t purchased any products from the Asus brand for my PC yet. Another site, driverpackage, provided direct driver downloads for Windows.

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The_beastHD
Junior Member
28
09-16-2025, 06:58 PM
#4
Be careful of those driver installer sites, they're usually just waste. Double-check your motherboard page and ensure all components are installed. If it's an Intel model, consider using their driver and update tool.
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The_beastHD
09-16-2025, 06:58 PM #4

Be careful of those driver installer sites, they're usually just waste. Double-check your motherboard page and ensure all components are installed. If it's an Intel model, consider using their driver and update tool.

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Bunkey
Member
148
09-19-2025, 08:52 PM
#5
I have AMD installed...
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Bunkey
09-19-2025, 08:52 PM #5

I have AMD installed...

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ghostlydigger
Senior Member
500
09-20-2025, 12:17 AM
#6
I am not aware that they have an auto tool that works the same way the Intel one does.
Going to ask around on this one.
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ghostlydigger
09-20-2025, 12:17 AM #6

I am not aware that they have an auto tool that works the same way the Intel one does.
Going to ask around on this one.

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yoppy218
Member
180
09-20-2025, 01:46 AM
#7
I entered the motherboard manufacturing site, then moved to system and drivers, where I downloaded the AMD chipset driver. Since I didn't see its name in the System information or system driver section, what should I do next? Also, is there another driver required because my Ethernet connection keeps dropping?
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yoppy218
09-20-2025, 01:46 AM #7

I entered the motherboard manufacturing site, then moved to system and drivers, where I downloaded the AMD chipset driver. Since I didn't see its name in the System information or system driver section, what should I do next? Also, is there another driver required because my Ethernet connection keeps dropping?

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Reign_OF_Pain
Member
165
09-24-2025, 06:25 AM
#8
One of our moderators suggested trying the following:
Powershell is useful for locating and listing device drivers using a Get cmdlet. For example, you can run Get-WindowsDriver -Online, which includes references at the provided link. The link offers several examples that you can paste into Powershell at the PS> prompt. Using search parameters there can help refine the results. A note added later is that Get-PnPDevice might also be beneficial.
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Reign_OF_Pain
09-24-2025, 06:25 AM #8

One of our moderators suggested trying the following:
Powershell is useful for locating and listing device drivers using a Get cmdlet. For example, you can run Get-WindowsDriver -Online, which includes references at the provided link. The link offers several examples that you can paste into Powershell at the PS> prompt. Using search parameters there can help refine the results. A note added later is that Get-PnPDevice might also be beneficial.

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MafiaAgar
Member
51
09-24-2025, 07:02 AM
#9
Is this still the system?
AMD Ryzen 7 7700 3.8 GHz-5.3GHz 8 core AM5 socket
MSI B650 Gaming (WiFi 6E) DDR5 AMD AM5 socket motherboard
MSI GeForce RTX 4060 ti VENTUS 2X BLACK 8G OC 8GB GDDR6
32GB DDR5 RAM
Did you download latest Realtek Ethernet drivers? Its under the LAN area,
https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/B650-GAM...ort#driver
10.73.815.2024 released last month
Unusual board having AMD and Realtek BT drivers.
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MafiaAgar
09-24-2025, 07:02 AM #9

Is this still the system?
AMD Ryzen 7 7700 3.8 GHz-5.3GHz 8 core AM5 socket
MSI B650 Gaming (WiFi 6E) DDR5 AMD AM5 socket motherboard
MSI GeForce RTX 4060 ti VENTUS 2X BLACK 8G OC 8GB GDDR6
32GB DDR5 RAM
Did you download latest Realtek Ethernet drivers? Its under the LAN area,
https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/B650-GAM...ort#driver
10.73.815.2024 released last month
Unusual board having AMD and Realtek BT drivers.

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Summerbirth
Member
142
09-24-2025, 09:40 AM
#10
Yes, this is still the system
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Summerbirth
09-24-2025, 09:40 AM #10

Yes, this is still the system

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