Sorry for the late answer...yes theog is part right, you should update now your Windows 7 x32bits drivers from Acer (those needed).
I can give you also the link for the INTEL TURBO MEMORY DRIVER (Robson Technology Driver) Turbo Memory Version 1.10.1.1012 (8.9.2.1023) for Windows 7 x32 & x64bits:
intel drivers pour chipsets
Hi,
Tried the Intel Turbo Mem you suggested but still no luck. I've also downloaded the most of the drivers from the Acer website but the PCI Memory Controller still fails to install on boot up.
Is there any way of checking on my laptop which driver I need?
I've had a look in Computer Management and under PCI Memory Controller I've selected 'Update Drivers'. The following is shown: 'Windows found driver software for your devise but encountered an error while attempting to install it: Intel(R) Flash Cache Logic Chip
The specified program requires a new version of Windows.'
I have updated everything on Windows so not what this means?
I think you should point in the bios the SATA Configuration to enable the AHCI
HERE:
AHCI : Enable in Windows 7 / Vista
And here a little bit of a discuss about it(valid for Windows 7 aswell):
Intel(R) Flash Cache Logic Chip
Tried the ACHI tutorial but couldn't see anything on set up (F2 on boot up) that needed changing and it still fails to install PCI Memory Controller
Everything else seems to work so its just annoying that it searches for drivers everytime I turn it on. Can I turn it off, what would I lose? Or maybe I lose nothing as it can't find the drivers anyway??
I updated my Acer 5920g with Windows 7 in September 2009. Everyone worked fine. I haven't bothered with any of the Acer software as I don't really need it. Everything else downloaded automatically when I did the Windows Updates afterwards.
Nice to know Quackpot, generally I'm happy with the upgrade, all went well. Even though it says unable to install driver for PCI Mem Controller when I go into Computer Management it says its working properly although if I select Update Driver I get the message about Flash Cache Chip (above).
Strange but sounds like I'll have to live with it.
have you tried the chip set driver??
i have been workin a different machines all week but had the same problem, PCI driver!
I got the chipset driver for that machine and it sorted it!
its in this list somewhere!
Just double check this is your machine at the top of the page!
http://support.acer.com/us/en/produc...=1&modelId=561
Hi Graemzy,
That link looks like downloads I'm after but the chipset downloads are for XP or Vista. Which one did you use for Windows 7?
Thanks
Jim
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