Multimedia Controller PCI\VEN_1131&DEV_7160&SUBSYS_10551461&REV_03\4&2B3E3E64&0&00E3 The drivers for this device are not installed.
Not Available ACPI\ENE0100\4&230F23E&0 The drivers for this device are not installed.
Not Available USB\VID_138A&PID_0001\5&F5E6D26&0&1 The drivers for this device are not installed.
Not Available ACPI\HPQ0004\2&DABA3FF&1 The drivers for this device are not installed.
For ACPI\HPQ0004\2&DABA3FF&1 see...
driver ACPI\HPQ0006\2&DABA3FF&0 - HP Support Forum - 1462437
Let's take this one step at a time.
After trying this fix, redo post 10 and post the results again. Hopefully, it will have one less unknown.
If the is the case, then we try for another item. Knock on wood.
I will leave the help Britton is providing to him. Please do not ignore his directions. I ask for his assist.
If I may.
Silentbob has two Samsung 840 Pro SSD's
Is their a Samsung Tool Box that should be used instead of check disk like stated in post #6 by Silentbob.
Gandalf,
..didn't workI also tried looking up my computer's model number and OS version, scrolled down to the quick launch buttons under 'driver downloads,' but that installer didn't fix it either. I tried right-clicking in device manager and 'searching for drivers' to no avail. I will re-install Samsung Magician and run drive tests on the drives. Will post a screenshot of the results..
This is a link for the Multimedia Controller -
Can't find device driver for Multimedia Controller (Win 7, 6... - HP Support Forum - 261430
Perhaps you'll have more luck with this.
Here are the test results for both drives. I'm not sure how to interpret them though, since they're only running on SATA2.
Gandalf, alternatively, is there a way to permanently disable these 4 component conflicts?
I don't plan to use the quick start buttons or the TV tuner, and the Protect Smart software is only for HDDs. Or do you recommend that I install these drivers anyway? Thank you everyone
1. As far as the Magician, I hope Layback Bear will advise you as I do not have a SSD. I am concerned by the information that your OS is configured to use them as HDDs. I think this might be a BIOS issue, but again I will leave that to Bear's wisdom.
2. As for the 4 conflicts, you might try the Uninstall option in the Device Manager. Right click on the devices should show you the options. If upon rebooting, they reappear, you might try the Disable option.
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