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From: Hart on 23 Jul 2010 16:24
Hi,

I just installed a new SBS 2008 on HP ML350 server. After the install,
everything worked fine. I was able to connect USB drives, install a new DVD
RW drive, etc.

One point the system stopped responding, so I had to force it down and
rebooted it "from last working config", since then I have been having a lot
of issues with hardware drivers... The system started asking me to install
drivers for USB-based devices, SATA DVD RW drive (the new one I installed
earlier), and checking device manager, there are three "System Interrupt
Controller" not working properly, and then three "unknown drivces".
Precisely, it asks me to install drivers for:

IDE Controller
ATA Channel 0
ATA Channel 1
USB Receiver
DVD RW

I updated firmware from HP, so that may not be the issue. I also tried the
new Microsoft Fix It Center, it found the problem, but could not fix it --
there should not be any driver required for all these USB/SATA or internal
devices.

Does anyone know what could be the cause and how to fix it?

Thanks,
From: Susan Bradley on 26 Jul 2010 21:41
Hart wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I just installed a new SBS 2008 on HP ML350 server. After the install,
> everything worked fine. I was able to connect USB drives, install a new DVD
> RW drive, etc.
>
> One point the system stopped responding, so I had to force it down and
> rebooted it "from last working config", since then I have been having a lot
> of issues with hardware drivers... The system started asking me to install
> drivers for USB-based devices, SATA DVD RW drive (the new one I installed
> earlier), and checking device manager, there are three "System Interrupt
> Controller" not working properly, and then three "unknown drivces".
> Precisely, it asks me to install drivers for:
>
> IDE Controller
> ATA Channel 0
> ATA Channel 1
> USB Receiver
> DVD RW
>
> I updated firmware from HP, so that may not be the issue. I also tried the
> new Microsoft Fix It Center, it found the problem, but could not fix it --
> there should not be any driver required for all these USB/SATA or internal
> devices.
>
> Does anyone know what could be the cause and how to fix it?
>
> Thanks,
>
If it were me I'd uninstall that dvd you installed and buy another one.
It sounds like it's what horked things up.
From: Hart on 27 Jul 2010 14:38
Well, it is really nothing to do with that DVD drive, since it is not the
only one, and if I ignore the "install driver" message, I can still use the
device.

I can pretend not seeing any of those messages, and I do not see any problem
using those devices, but the real pain is that if I want to add a new device,
such as a USB device, it still asks for a driver, and if I refuse to do so,
there is no way to use that new device.


"Susan Bradley" wrote:

> Hart wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I just installed a new SBS 2008 on HP ML350 server. After the install,
> > everything worked fine. I was able to connect USB drives, install a new DVD
> > RW drive, etc.
> >
> > One point the system stopped responding, so I had to force it down and
> > rebooted it "from last working config", since then I have been having a lot
> > of issues with hardware drivers... The system started asking me to install
> > drivers for USB-based devices, SATA DVD RW drive (the new one I installed
> > earlier), and checking device manager, there are three "System Interrupt
> > Controller" not working properly, and then three "unknown drivces".
> > Precisely, it asks me to install drivers for:
> >
> > IDE Controller
> > ATA Channel 0
> > ATA Channel 1
> > USB Receiver
> > DVD RW
> >
> > I updated firmware from HP, so that may not be the issue. I also tried the
> > new Microsoft Fix It Center, it found the problem, but could not fix it --
> > there should not be any driver required for all these USB/SATA or internal
> > devices.
> >
> > Does anyone know what could be the cause and how to fix it?
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> If it were me I'd uninstall that dvd you installed and buy another one.
> It sounds like it's what horked things up.
> .
>
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