Pci Cc 0300 Driver

07.02.2019

DriversGuru >> Microsoft >> PCI CC_0300 Drivers That Support Hardware PCI CC_0300 Download the Driver Installer below and run a free scan to check whether your PC drivers are up to date. Pci Cc 0300 Amp Dt 0 Driver for Windows 7 32 bit, Windows 7 64 bit, Windows 10, 8, XP. Uploaded on 1/8/2019, downloaded 351 times, receiving a 86/100.

Edit: After trying again with the latest drivers and starting from scratch I've managed to get the installer to detect the card correctly, but after the install both my Intel and nvidia cards are showing up with exclamation marks in device manager. (My previous attempts were accidentally using the wrong Section numbers it turned out) Does anyone have any information as to how to specifically install the drivers in the same way the 29x drivers worked? Is there any workaround? I was considering flashing the graphics BIOS to have a more 'official' hardware ID, but due to it's hybrid nature I'm not really willing to risk it. I have tried normal nvidia drivers, Verde drivers and Beta drivers. Original I've got a Dell Vostro 3700 with the hybrid Intel/Geforce 330M chip, Dell haven't updated their drivers for years and (presumably) becuase of the hybrid nature they have used a non-standard hardware ID on the chip itself. This means I cannot use nvidia's updated drivers, the pre-installation check shows no compatible hardware error.

I'm familiar with the hacked inf methods (), adding my device's hardware IDs into the right places of the driver that it gets installed. This method seems to have stopped working since about version 296 (or so). Here is my Hardware ID set: PCI VEN_10DE&DEV_0A29&SUBSYS_044F1028&REV_A2 PCI VEN_10DE&DEV_0A29&SUBSYS_044F1028 PCI VEN_10DE&DEV_0A29&CC_030000 PCI VEN_10DE&DEV_0A29&CC_0300 This is to be run on Win7 64-bit.

I've also tried using the most recent (which include other 330M models) and adding my hardware IDs to the INF. These install but do not work. Both the Intel and nvidia chips show with exclamation marks in device manager, saying there was a problem with the driver. I cannot disable the Intel card via the BIOS (the ability was removed from the production 3700 models for some reason, presumably to make my life harder) Any help is really appreciated. The thread claims that the Nvidia driver installation also applies to the Geforce 330M, but is omitted for some unknown reason from the list of compatible cards.

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It describes how to modify the installation files after extracting them from the installation exe file using an unzip software (for example 7-Zip). • Downloaded the latest Nvidia Beta drivers - I got these ones, '285.38-notebook-win7-winvista-32bit-international-beta', and extracted them using WinRar. • I opened the 'Display.Driver' folder, and looked at the.inf files in there with a text editor (I used notepad++ so I can search inside multiple files and have line numbers). • I noticed all the 330M drivers listed in ListDevices.txt. They have a few listed but the part I noticed was this, 'DEV_0A29&SUBSYS_04421028' (various ones with the 'DEV_0A29' being the 330M card and 'SUBSYS_04421028' seeming to correspond to the version of card (not sure exactly). • I checked in device manager and opened the driver properties for my Nvidia display adapter.

Under the 'Details' tab, under the 'Hardware Ids' drop-down I saw a similar code, 'PCI VEN_10DE&DEV_0A29&SUBSYS_044F1028&REV_A2'. I searched all Nvidia driver.inf files and did not see my specific version listed. So I edited it in there myself. Belarusj