SM Bus controller

[William Blair]

I have WinXp and in Hardware tab, device manager I have a yellow question
mark at "Other Devices", "SM Bus Controller" and I can't find the driver for
it so if anyone can help please do. Thanks.

 

[David H. Lipman]

The Systems Management BUS (detects voltage levels, FAN speeds and MB and CPU temps.) is
dependent upon the motherboard chip-set.

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Dave



| I have WinXp and in Hardware tab, device manager I have a yellow question
| mark at "Other Devices", "SM Bus Controller" and I can't find the driver for
| it so if anyone can help please do. Thanks.
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[Ronnie Vernon MVP]

I have WinXp and in Hardware tab, device manager I have a yellow
question mark at "Other Devices", "SM Bus Controller" and I can't
find the driver for it so if anyone can help please do. Thanks.

William

This is the Syatem Management Bus Controller. You need to
visit the support website of the manufacturer of your computer
or motherboard to download the motherboard chipset drivers and
find instructions for installing them.

--
Ronnie Vernon
Microsoft MVP
Windows Shell/User

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[William Blair]

Thanks for the help, that was what I needed. Thanks.

 

[Ronnie Vernon MVP]

Thanks for the help, that was what I needed. Thanks.

William

Your Welcome.
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Ronnie Vernon
Microsoft MVP
Windows Shell/User

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