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From: Hun Chee Tham on 27 May 2005 21:52
I have an "Unknown Device" with a yellow question mark in "Other Devices" in
my Device Manager. Windows XP Pro did not install any drivers for the device
and "ACPI/ATK0110/1010110" was listed under properties for the device. Even
the Windows Update service does not have a driver for the device. Anyone
knows what device drivers I must have missed installing?


From: Paul on 27 May 2005 22:49
In article <B9Qle.3747$BR4.1974(a)news-server.bigpond.net.au>, "Hun Chee
Tham" <hctham(a)bigpond.net.au> wrote:

> I have an "Unknown Device" with a yellow question mark in "Other Devices" in
> my Device Manager. Windows XP Pro did not install any drivers for the device
> and "ACPI/ATK0110/1010110" was listed under properties for the device. Even
> the Windows Update service does not have a driver for the device. Anyone
> knows what device drivers I must have missed installing?

The ATK stands for AsusTeK, and this is a pseudo-device driver.
The AIBooster software has a driver in it. Perhaps installing that
software will make the "?" go away.

Paul
From: Len Mattix on 27 May 2005 23:01
It appears to be valid... I have the device under "System" on my AMD64 3200+
with the same A8N-SLI Dlx board. The driver is what appears to be a ATK(?)
driver for it: ASACPI.sys found in the system32\drivers folder. Just says
it is a "Windows Hardware Compatability Publisher".

Don't how much help this would be but good luck!

Len

"Hun Chee Tham" <hctham(a)bigpond.net.au> wrote in message
news:B9Qle.3747$BR4.1974(a)news-server.bigpond.net.au...
>I have an "Unknown Device" with a yellow question mark in "Other Devices"
>in
> my Device Manager. Windows XP Pro did not install any drivers for the
> device
> and "ACPI/ATK0110/1010110" was listed under properties for the device.
> Even
> the Windows Update service does not have a driver for the device. Anyone
> knows what device drivers I must have missed installing?
>
>


From: Mark A on 27 May 2005 23:33
"Len Mattix" <len207(a)hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:KqadnXJK2oh7eArfRVn-vA(a)adelphia.com...
> It appears to be valid... I have the device under "System" on my AMD64
> 3200+ with the same A8N-SLI Dlx board. The driver is what appears to be a
> ATK(?) driver for it: ASACPI.sys found in the system32\drivers folder.
> Just says it is a "Windows Hardware Compatability Publisher".
>
> Don't how much help this would be but good luck!
>
> Len
>
The OP should install the mb driver disk that came with the motherboard.
That should resolve the issue. The mb drivers can also be downloaded from
the Asus website.


From: Hun Chee Tham on 28 May 2005 01:09
Installed the AIBooster a few minutes ago and sure enought no more "Unknown
Device" and yellow question mark. Thanks everyone especially Paul.

Hun Chee Tham

"Paul" <nospam(a)needed.com> wrote in message
news:nospam-2705052249470001(a)192.168.1.178...
In article <B9Qle.3747$BR4.1974(a)news-server.bigpond.net.au>, "Hun Chee
Tham" <hctham(a)bigpond.net.au> wrote:

> I have an "Unknown Device" with a yellow question mark in "Other Devices"
> in
> my Device Manager. Windows XP Pro did not install any drivers for the
> device
> and "ACPI/ATK0110/1010110" was listed under properties for the device.
> Even
> the Windows Update service does not have a driver for the device. Anyone
> knows what device drivers I must have missed installing?

The ATK stands for AsusTeK, and this is a pseudo-device driver.
The AIBooster software has a driver in it. Perhaps installing that
software will make the "?" go away.

Paul


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