Solved How to fix those driver issues ?

jk22 · Dec 1, 2022

Hey,

How to fix those driver issues?

Regards.

glasskuter · Dec 1, 2022

A number of ways you can find drivers:
1. Run windows update. It should find most missing drivers. They may show up under optional updates.
2. You haven't listed your computer specs so I can give only a generic answer, but most manufacturers have installed apps to keep drivers updated. eg:Lenovo Vantage, Dell Command Update, etc)
If you have an Intel machine Intel Driver and Support assist tool can also help.
3. Go directly to your manufacturers site.
4. Right click on device and select update driver.
5. Research drivers by device id. Right click on device in device manager, select properties. Select Details tab. It may give you a name in descriptive value. Under 'Property' click down arrow and select Hardware Ids. You can take the value you find there and do a web search. Personally I use PCI Lookup
The first four digits in device id is the vendor, the last 4 digits is the device.

From what you show is missing I would suspect it is related to chipset.

jk22 · Dec 1, 2022

glasskuter said:
A number of ways you can find drivers:
1. Run windows update. It should find most missing drivers. They may show up under optional updates.
2. You haven't listed your computer specs so I can give only a generic answer, but most manufacturers have installed apps to keep drivers updated. eg:Lenovo Vantage, Dell Command Update, etc)
If you have an Intel machine Intel Driver and Support assist tool can also help.
3. Go directly to your manufacturers site.
4. Right click on device and select update driver.
5. Research drivers by device id. Right click on device in device manager, select properties. Select Details tab. It may give you a name in descriptive value. Under 'Property' click down arrow and select Hardware Ids. You can take the value you find there and do a web search. Personally I use PCI Lookup
The first four digits in device id is the vendor, the last 4 digits is the device.

From what you show is missing I would suspect it is related to chipset.

Fixed. Just 1 left.

glasskuter · Dec 1, 2022

This is PROBABLY your missing driver https://www.intel.com/content/www/u...ows-10-for-intel-nuc-p14e-laptop-element.html

Dru2 · Dec 1, 2022

glasskuter said:
This is PROBABLY your missing driver https://www.intel.com/content/www/u...ows-10-for-intel-nuc-p14e-laptop-element.html

Be aware that driver is for a NUC product and thus will probably not (90+ percent) work for the OP.

The OP also appears (per top tree listing - "DESKTOP-TBV3JBB") have a desktop board, so laptop drivers aren't going to work. They need to visit their board's vendor site and look for the chipset drivers (if indeed they are the ones missing).

torchwood · Dec 1, 2022

Hi
These drivers are for "parking" old style HDD not SSD's during transport...

jk22 · Dec 1, 2022

glasskuter said:
This is PROBABLY your missing driver Integrated Sensor Hub (ISH) driver for Windows® 10 for Intel® NUC P14E Laptop Element

I dont think it will work.

Dru2 said:
Be aware that driver is for a NUC product and thus will probably not (90+ percent) work for the OP.

The OP also appears (per top tree listing - "DESKTOP-TBV3JBB") have a desktop board, so laptop drivers aren't going to work. They need to visit their board's vendor site and look for the chipset drivers (if indeed they are the ones missing).

Desktop written dosent mean its Desktop lol. Its still Laptop.

Dru2 · Dec 1, 2022

torchwood said:
Hi
These drivers are for "parking" old style HDD not SSD's during transport...

Care to clarify??? Because chipset drivers work for both SSD & HDD drives.

Dru2 · Dec 1, 2022

jk22 said:
Desktop written dosent mean its Desktop lol. Its still Laptop.

Well, when you fail to post specs, you leave it up to people to "guess". If you don't want "guesswork", post specs

BTW, you don't even mention the laptop vendor

jk22 · Dec 1, 2022

Dru2 said:
Well, when you fail to post specs, you leave it up to people to "guess". If you don't want "guesswork", post specs

BTW, you don't even mention the laptop vendor

I forgot to post. Its Lenovo X1 Carbon 20FC.

torchwood · Dec 1, 2022

Hi @Dru2

think of it like an record player v a CD
they were originally used to stop movement of the "needle" when a comp was moved around

Dru2 · Dec 1, 2022

torchwood said:
Hi @Dru2

think of it like an record player v a CD
they were originally used to stop movement of the "needle" when a comp was moved around

That's not answering the question. Additionally, you're not talking to some rookie. I build my own systems to include installing and keeping drivers up to date and have been doing this for some time. I'm still not understanding what you're alluding to. You made this statement to the OP. Please clarify...

torchwood said:
Hi
These drivers are for "parking" old style HDD not SSD's during transport...

What tells you the driver the OP is looking for is just for "parking" HDDs? What documentation do you have that states that? Link?

glasskuter · Dec 1, 2022

jk22 said:
Lenovo X1 Carbon 20FC.

Then Lenovo System Update should find any missing or outdated drivers. This is from your product's support page. Lenovo System Update: Update Drivers, BIOS and Applications - Lenovo Support US

erpster4 · Dec 1, 2022

jk22 said:
I forgot to post. Its Lenovo X1 Carbon 20FC.

is this your Lenovo laptop, jk22?
download all the drivers from that Lenovo page and install them

glasskuter · Dec 1, 2022

erpster4 said:
download all the drivers from that Lenovo page

Sorry but that would be incorrect. He's missing only one driver.

torchwood · Dec 1, 2022

@Dru2

im no rookie either.....

actually looking up the driver device manager name tells you what it is Intel Sensor 00

Hard Disc Drive Head parking to a safe position through Windows application/driver

social.msdn.microsoft.com

if OP has SSD then the driver is not required
as and when HDD's become obsolete then they will become legacy

These drivers are more attributable to physical system stability rather than an OS operational requirement

Dru2 · Dec 1, 2022

torchwood said:
Hard Disc Drive Head parking to a safe position through Windows application/driver

social.msdn.microsoft.com

It's readily apparent you're not understanding the situation here. And the link (from 2017) you posted is about a person wanting to build a driver to specifically park a drive at will to keep from damaging an HDD and has ZERO to do with the OP's issue. The post is also in the driver development forums. I doubt the OP is interested in developing a driver

All that said, I think this is what you're guessing at....

Intel Integrated Sensor Solution for Windows 10 (64-bit) - ThinkPad - Lenovo Support US

pcsupport.lenovo.com

It may be part of Lenovo's Smart features package. Download link for driver above ^

Smart Features - Lenovo Support US

pcsupport.lenovo.com

Regardless, there's a driver issue indicated in Device Manager by a yellow triangle with an exclamation point! If the driver wasn't needed there would be no exclamation point. But hey, you're no rookie so you should know this

jk22 · Dec 2, 2022

glasskuter said:
Then Lenovo System Update should find any missing or outdated drivers. This is from your product's support page. Lenovo System Update: Update Drivers, BIOS and Applications - Lenovo Support US

Its not doing that. I have checked through website via auto update and even from Lenovo Vantage.

erpster4 said:
is this your Lenovo laptop, jk22?
download all the drivers from that Lenovo page and install them

Yes and now its 2.

Try3 · Dec 2, 2022

jk22 said:
Yes and now its 2.

I suggest you backup drivers before taking any other action
Backup and Restore Device Drivers - ElevenForumTutorials

Do check
Enable or Disable Include Drivers with Windows Updates - ElevenForum

I suggest you use this procedure if neither Windows update nor your computer maker offer you a suitable driver:
my ditty - search for drivers by HardwareID - TenForums

Best of luck,
Denis

spapakons · Dec 4, 2022

For drivers I cannot find (or I am too lazy trying) I use Snappy Driver Installer. It will automatically match the device with its database of devices and offer the appropriate driver for it. To avoid any issues make sure you install only the missing drivers (green color). Avoid updating working drivers (blue color), especially those related to the chipset (motherboard components).