E;sa Synergy II and W2K
This is a discussion about E;sa Synergy II and W2K in the Windows Hardware category; I installed Professional on my machine and keep getting a (VID_04E6 PID_80000004) as an unknown device in Control Panel. I can only boot in VGA mode with the Elsa drivers. i Removed the card and installed an ATI Rage card and it booted and took the drivers fine but it installed the (VID_04E6 PID_80000004) again.
I installed Professional on my machine and keep getting a (VID_04E6 PID_80000004) as an unknown device in Control Panel. I can only boot in VGA mode with the Elsa drivers. i Removed the card and installed an ATI Rage card and it booted and took the drivers fine but it installed the (VID_04E6 PID_80000004) again ............ Help Please.
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Any fancy USB stuff on the monitor?
Does the Elsa card actually work?
Is there a new bios for it?
select the unknown device and try forcing it to take some drivers like SVGA video, or elsa drivers! Its worth a try.
Also do a search through winnt/inf for 04E6 it may be part of the PCI (and AGP) device code (subvendor etc) that identifys the chip. If the 04E6 (or what ever) isn't there then it means windows has never heard of it. Or it may be either the bios on the chip is faulty, thus the card can't be identified, or secondly its one of those mad CAD cards or whatever with the texas instuments processors on them. Not standard like, you know
Does the Elsa card actually work?
Is there a new bios for it?
select the unknown device and try forcing it to take some drivers like SVGA video, or elsa drivers! Its worth a try.
Also do a search through winnt/inf for 04E6 it may be part of the PCI (and AGP) device code (subvendor etc) that identifys the chip. If the 04E6 (or what ever) isn't there then it means windows has never heard of it. Or it may be either the bios on the chip is faulty, thus the card can't be identified, or secondly its one of those mad CAD cards or whatever with the texas instuments processors on them. Not standard like, you know
