I have built a PC with an ASRock Fatal1ty H97 Killer motherboard and an i7-4790 processor.
Other hardware:
Memory: KVR16N11K2/16
Graphics: Intel HD Graphics 4600 (onboard)
HDD: Kingston SSDNOW 300, 120 GB (SATA)
ODD: LG BH16NS40 (SATA)
Keyboard: KU-0316 (USB)
Pointing device: Logitech trackball M/N: T-CH11 P/N: 804122-1000 (Trackman Marble)
OS: Windows 7 Professional 64 bit
Looking at Device Manager, I see three yellow question marks at:
Ethernet-controller
PCI simple communications controller (I don’t know what this entry relates to)
Unknown device (I don’t know what this entry relates to)
When − after placing the Support DVD in the drive − I tried to install drivers by means of the system’s driver update function, Windows reported that no driver was found, regardless if I chose automatic search or manual browsing (including search on the whole Support DVD with search in subfolders selected). For network browsing I use a USB network adapter, which works fine. However, that should not be necessary, of course, with a gigabit onboard network adapter.
I would be very grateful for any suggestions that could help me solve this issue.
Other hardware:
Memory: KVR16N11K2/16
Graphics: Intel HD Graphics 4600 (onboard)
HDD: Kingston SSDNOW 300, 120 GB (SATA)
ODD: LG BH16NS40 (SATA)
Keyboard: KU-0316 (USB)
Pointing device: Logitech trackball M/N: T-CH11 P/N: 804122-1000 (Trackman Marble)
OS: Windows 7 Professional 64 bit
Looking at Device Manager, I see three yellow question marks at:
Ethernet-controller
PCI simple communications controller (I don’t know what this entry relates to)
Unknown device (I don’t know what this entry relates to)
When − after placing the Support DVD in the drive − I tried to install drivers by means of the system’s driver update function, Windows reported that no driver was found, regardless if I chose automatic search or manual browsing (including search on the whole Support DVD with search in subfolders selected). For network browsing I use a USB network adapter, which works fine. However, that should not be necessary, of course, with a gigabit onboard network adapter.
I would be very grateful for any suggestions that could help me solve this issue.
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