Upgraded to a GTX1070, "PXE-E01: PCI Vendor and Device IDs do not match!"

ScornSnakeX · Jul 11, 2016

My Specs
Alienware Aurora r3
i7 2600k@3.4Ghz (4.5 OC
Gigabyte Windforce GTX 1070
Motherboard 046MHW
16gb DDR3 ram
Chipset: P67 (1155 LGA)
875w PSU
Windows 10 64-bit

I went from a GTX 970 to GTX 1070 on my computer, and everything runs great. Only problem is now when I turn on my computer right after you boot up, I get this error "PXE-E01: PCI Vendor and Device IDs do not Match!, it does not seem to affect my computer at all, it's just annoying seeing that error everytime after booting pass my bios screen before Welcome Windows 10 screen.

I tried to google solutions for this error but nothing to do with my GPU it seems, but once I put my old GTX 970 back in, the error completly goes away. I went ahead and put my new GTX 1070 back in.....and error has returned again. I really hope someone can help me with this, is the new card bad or something?

Colif · Jul 11, 2016

That is a bios error, check to see if there is a new bios for your PC, its likely it needs to be updated to recognise the card

PXE-E01: PCI Vendor and Device IDs do not match!
This message should never be seen in a production BIOS. When the system BIOS initializes a PCI option ROM, it is supposed to pass the PCI bus/device/function numbers in the AX register. If the PCI device defined in the AX register does not match the UNDI device, this error is displayed

http://www.vercot.com/~serva/advanced/PxeErrorCodes.html

same message appears to be popping up on 1080's as well.

ScornSnakeX · Jul 11, 2016

I have the latest BIO's from DELL, its A06 bios (released June 2011)
also got the latest drivers for Dell for my computer
-Intel Management Engine Controller (Jan 2011 released)
-Renesas: Intergraded USB 3.0 (Jan 2011)
-Intel Chipset software installation utility (Jan 2011)

so still stuck

Colif · Jul 11, 2016

According to the intel site its one of their drivers causing error. Problem is I can't find a version of the Intel Management Engine controller for win 10 that matches your CPU. You may have to put up with the error as it might just be the age of your CPU/motherboard that is stopping you from fixing it.

ScornSnakeX · Jul 11, 2016

Intel has there Intel management engine controller software labeled confusing. The version that Dell has on website/and has on drivers just for my system but its all the way back from 2011.

Intel Management Engine Controller, v.7.0.0.1135, A01

I have Intel Management Engine Controller 11.0.0.1157 (windows automatically updated to it months ago)

what do I need to look to match up to find the newest management engine controller software? the chipset? CPU? Socket?

haleirwin · Jul 11, 2016

Verify with GPU-Z utility if in Subvendor field appears undefined (0000), I believe the problem is in the Bios of videocard.

Barty1884 · Jul 11, 2016

Although this links to an HP site/response: http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Desktop-Boot-and-Lockup/PXE-E01-PCI-Vendor-and-Device-IDs-do-not-match-problem/td-p/124900

It suggests disabling PXE Boot ROM, LAN boot, or similar.

ScornSnakeX · Jul 11, 2016

haleirwin :

I uploaded a screenshot of GPU-Z, looks to have Device ID and Sub vendor filled in, correctly I have no clue, Only thing I saw odd is my Board ID is blank under GPU-z

ScornSnakeX · Jul 11, 2016

Barty1884 :

I browsed my BIO's and saw nothing mentioning PXE boot Rom, and my LAN is already disabled in Bio's.

haleirwin · Jul 11, 2016

I got the same message but my platform is AMD, is a rare issue I think.

haleirwin · Jul 11, 2016

One user in other forum (EVGA) have the same problem. He tried in 4 differents PCs and got the same error message.

ScornSnakeX · Jul 11, 2016

haleirwin :

Did he mention what gtx 1070 he has? Is it possible the card is defective and should return to Newegg for another?

haleirwin · Jul 11, 2016

ScornSnakeX :

Is possible, for EVGA 1080 Founder Edition and yes in Newegg.

oxygen2k · Jul 12, 2016

I have the same issue:

My Subvendor ID is missing and i have that annoying boot message...
So far i tried to update any drivers, reinstall nvidia drivers, updated mainboard bios and gpu bios, disabled several ethernet options in my mainboard bios and even a bios reset.

My specs:
Asus Strix 1080 OC GPU
Asus Crosshair V Formula Mainboard (AMD Platform)

Colif · Jul 12, 2016

Since the subvendor is the card maker, I would take it up with them or Nvidia. I don't know exactly who is responsible for this but I can't find anything about it on Nvidia's forum and I would have thought it be more prevalent. Since same GPU can have same behaviour on 4 PC its clear its the cards.

If it were just one maker's cards effected the case would be easier but I have seen it on Asus, EVGA & Gigabyte cards now, so I would go to Nvidia and ask them, they may not be source but they are the only common denominator.

Who writes the bios? I assume its originally Nvidia and might be altered by subvendors for extra features.

oxygen2k · Jul 12, 2016

Nvidia creates the original bios, but of course do all partners modify them.
I already contacted Asus Support, but all they did was to google the problem and send me some links with possible solutions... So i asked them about the missing subvendor and they basically replied that this can happen...
They offered me to send the card in, but i will keep it because the card itself works just fine.

ScornSnakeX · Jul 16, 2016

I still had no success to finding a solution for the error, I noticed several more threads around the net pop up with same issue with the 1070 and 1080 cards.

oxygen2k · Jul 16, 2016

ScornSnakeX :

I have the same problem and i already tried everything...Still waiting and living with it.

ScornSnakeX · Jul 17, 2016

It baffles me no solution is out there even though its been reported several times :/

Colif · Jul 18, 2016

several isn't a big amount, it isn't a wide spread problem

http://forums.evga.com/EVGA-GTX-1080-FE-boot-error-that-follows-card-m2490284.aspx

Seen it reported for MSI cards too, but not all people who buy the card get the error or it would have been patched by now.

DJHeroMasta · Jul 29, 2016

Same here with my Asus Strix Non OC GTX 1060

http://gpuz.techpowerup.com/16/07/30/5v5.png

Colif · Jul 30, 2016

Anyone who gets this message should post it on the Nvidia post below as otherwise it may never get seen. They made the original bios, they should be able to work out what is going wrong

https://forums.geforce.com/default/topic/953014/gtx-1070-and-pxe-e01-message/?offset=3

compprob237 · Jul 30, 2016

PXE is a way to boot from an Ethernet NIC on UEFI motherboards. This error is specific to the BIOS of the motherboard or the Ethernet NIC. You should never see this error in a typical end-user BIOS.

My suggestion, go into the motherboard's BIOS and search for an option to disable "PXE Boot Option"/"PXE Boot ROM"/"PXE Ethernet Boot" or something of that nature. If you have an add-on Ethernet/WiFi NIC try removing it as a simple test.

ScornSnakeX · Jul 31, 2016

Colif :

Thanks for the tip, I just posted in that topic, and noticed one of the people have the same computer as me, Alienware Aurora R3

ScornSnakeX · Jul 31, 2016

compprob237 :

I do not have wifi card in my computer, have to use Ethernet cord. Network is disabled already in Bios, but I dont see anything about NIC in bios. I have the Alienware A06 bios (Dell) so not sure where it would be located in bios.

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