Pci device showing - Gigabyte GA-8I945P-G Motherboard

PCI Simple Communication Controller is a 56k PCI Modem, to know which exactly you have, use Unknown Device Identifier ( Download Here for free ), that will tell your the Model and Manufacturer, then Google for the drivers.

If it just started doing this all of a sudden, then it is a good bet that *********** board is fried. If you just installed some memory or a communications card or new drive, then take it out and see if it still does it. If not, check the installation instructions to make sure it was put in right.

First u have to install Microsoft Universal Audio Architecture .... that is UAA. then check in the device manager that is under system devices "pci bus" has excl. sign (i.e. ! ). Delete the pci bus device with exlc. sign. and press the button in the upper side of this window "scan for new hardware" it will automatically install the pci bus device and ur sound comes...

While I do not know exactly what would cause your computer to display that code, I can safely assume that you are using a pci sound card if you are getting a pci error, and your sound is not working. In short, yes, the pci problem is almost definitely related to your sound problem.

Yuor RAM memory conflicts with each other check RAM memory fix same frequency memory into laptop.
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Hi you should try the motherboard website for drivers. Usually drivers that come with Windows XP are generic.
Try going in to Device manager, Uninstall the driver and reinstalling the driver that you downloaded from motherboard vendor site.

Hi there,looks like your devices need updates to function correctly,

from devices manager,
select the device with the yellow question,
right click and click on update
even if you have no disk or internet
let the wizard find the drivers automatically
should be preinstalled with your OS XP
go thru your list and update any other question marks in yellow.

Should be able to update the network device on this system and then connect to the internet to finish anything else

heres the link for the Chaintech motherboards

http://www.download-device-drivers.com/Chaintech.php

Hope this helps,Cheers Misterdj

you would need to get all the drivers for your laptop from the IBM website and install all of them. If you cant find them or need further help please post back and let me know.

An “Error allocating Mem Bar for PCI device” suggests that a card located in one of your PCI slots has a possible problem. Try removing the card, (or cards-one at a time) to eliminate the error. Here’s a link showing location of PCI slots: http://support.dell.com/support/edocs/systems/dim3000/en/SM/techov.htm#wp1061217


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What is the device? More info would be a start.