PCI Simple Communication Controller

There's no PCI controller driver, there is a Chipset driver.

Thanks for your prompt reply.

Could you please be more specific? On my computer, under Device Manager, the PCI Simple Communication Controller is indicated as not working.

I downloaded all the driver for the motherboard but it still indicate that it is not working.

Any idea way? What is that PCI Simple Communication for? What is the Chipset driver? Where do I get the driver for it?

Any clarification will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.

did you install the Intel Management Engine Interface software?

PCI Simple Communication device is probably an old dial-up modem. That's how they were marked when they were widely used to acces internet, some years ago. If you were updating and old computer, and ported all PCI device to the new, maybe there was an old modem in there

troublezn is right.

Click this link: Linky!

It will take you to the Intel Download Center, and it has already auto-searched for the software you need. Download the Intel ME: Management Engine Driver (dated 7/25/2011, version 7.1.14.1107) which is the top result. I know that it says it's for Intel boards, but it will work for any board with a 61/67 chipset.

The second link I posted is to the Intel management engine. There is no need to go to the Intel site and install it twice.

That's generally true, but don't you prefer to install the newest version of the drivers when you get the chance? I know I do. Unless Gigabyte is really on the ball, the drivers from Intel's site are newer.

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