The first yellow exclamation point for the device status it says "This device cannot start. (Code 10)"
For the PCI Simple Communications Controller it says "The drivers for this device are not installed. (Code 28). To find a driver for this device, click Update Driver." (And it cannot find a driver online to install if I click update driver)
It says the same thing for the Universal Serial Bus Controller
Ok, so install the numbers 1,2,5, and 6 updates (basically all of the first 6 except the Intel ones) in the list of optional updates you provided earlier and reboot. That should solve some of those issues. Then, see which version of Intel HD Graphics you have installed:
Graphics — How to identify the version of your graphics driver
Let us know which version that shows and then give us another Device Manager screenshot.
Also, it would be helpful to show which chipset driver version you have installed:
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/20...-have#t1898926
The chipset version is 9.3.0.1019 and it says "success" under the install.
The device manager still has the same exclamation points as before even after installing the optional updates and rebooting.
Ok, go ahead and download the other two Intel drivers in the Optional updates and reboot. Apparently downloading that IMEI driver is the only thing that will fix some of those exclamation points:
PCI Simple Communications Controller
Then, run the Graphics Driver identification utility again and see if it was updated.
You also should fill in exactly which i3 processor you have in your system specs.
Now the Driver Version for the Intel Graphics is 8.15.10.2622. The PCI Simple Communications exclamation point is gone but the other 2 are still there.
Are you sure you installed the RealTek LAN driver? Does your LAN connection (direct cable connection to your router) work? Are you using a wired or wireless connection right now?
I'll be unavailable for a bit, but will check back in a couple hours.
I'm sure I installed it but I'm using a wireless connection anyway. Updated my computer specs with the specific i3 processor.
Go back into Device Manager and try right clicking on the Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller and selecting Update Driver (from the internet). If that doesn't work, try downloading and installing the driver from the Realtek site (it should be the Win7 and WinServer 2008 R2 Driver):
Realtek
Try that for the other one, too.
Ok the Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller is fixed now but I still have the exclamation point on the Universal Serial Bus Controller. That may be irrelevant though.
Also I updated the firmware for my SSD to the latest firmware from Samsung using their Magician software. I now have firmware CXM03B1Q on it.
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