It may be more of a annoyance factor as it shows up with the Exclamation Mark beside it in the Device Manager.Īs with one of my decade old systems all i could do was Disable it as any of the Drivers that i located would not work or even install on some Windows 7 OS`s or Win 10.Īny ideas are welcome as it is a issue that has caught me out at times as well. Not having it wont or should not affect ones computer unless one is trying to attach and run one of these older devices.
but i believe these PCI Serial Ports pre-date the era of Vista going back to the old Serial Port Printers and Devices. Most if not many times it seems that this relates to a much Newer Operating System being installed ( win 7/8.1/10 ) that no longer uses this and no longer supports it. lets say one finds the corresponding match but it wont install. I have found the same issues with some old computers with On-board / Integrated Serial Ports.Įven searching for the VEN/DEV databases is a hit or miss affair. To Ali, give it a try as to what LemP has suggested. LemP Volunteer Moderator MS MVP (Windows Desktop Experience) 2006-2009 Microsoft Community Contributor (MCC) 2011-2012 Look for the website of the device manufacturer.
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If at all possible, avoid third-party driver download sites. Once you know the manufacturer and model of the serial port, you should be able to find the driver for it. If no hits, search for PCI\VEN_14F1&DEV_10B4Īlternatively, you can use one of these PCI VEN/DEV databases: Using the screenshot below as an example: If you get no hits when searching for the entire first line, search only for the VEN/DEV information. Select "Hardware Ids" in the drop-down list under "Property"Ĭopy the first line in the "Values" box and paste into a Google search. Otherwise, right-click on that entry in Device Manager and select the "Details" tab. If you installed an add-on PCI card for the serial port, what is the make and model of that PCI card? If you have difficulty doing the above, please provide the make and model of your computer (and its serial number). If your computer came with a serial port built into it (pretty rare these days), go to the support site of your computer's manufacturer, enter the identifying information about your specific model (probably the serial number), and look for the driver for
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