- Dell Optiplex 755 Audio Drivers For Windows 7 64 Bit
- Dell Optiplex 755 Vga Driver
- Dell 755 Audio Driver
Product Detected ATI Radeon HD 2400 Pro Current Driver Installed 8.17.0010.1041 This device is unknown or unsupported. Please contact the manufacturer for possible updates. Product Detected SoundMAX Integrated Digital HD Audio Current Driver Installed 6.10.1.5491 This device is unknown or unsupported. Please contact the manufacturer for possible updates. Product Detected Current Driver Installed This device is unknown or unsupported.
Please contact the manufacturer for possible updates. Product Detected Current Driver Installed 9.13.41.0 @kword88 Hey kword88 This Is All It Shows For Drivers. It Don't Show Me What Drivers To Use, It Just Says Unknown Or Unsupported, Then Says To Contact The Manufacturer. I'm Not Sure How To Go About Doing This, Any Ideas Or Any Links To A Dell Optiplex 755 Going To Windows 7 Ultimate?
Thanx In Advance! The serial port driver will be part of the chipset drivers of which Windows should have, but in this case doesn't appear to, native support for.
Dell Optiplex 755 Audio Drivers For Windows 7 64 Bit
One thing you can do is if you don't use the serial port and assuming Dell hasn't hidden the option in the bios, is to go into the bios and disable it. Looking at the list of available Vista downloads for that computer, in all likelihood the 'PCI Simple Communications Controller' is a good old dial up modem (Dell must have a warehouse full of these things, because it looks like they are still including them even in their most recent computers). If that is what it is and you don't use it, the easiest and best solution is to open the case up and just remove it.
If you do use it I wold go with the Vista driver for from the link above. Hey Guys, Just Thought I Would Post back And Let Ya Know I Figured It Out!
Dell Optiplex 755 Vga Driver
You Have To Download The AMT-SOL & HECI & The Installation Utility To Your Desktop, Then Open Devise Manager, Right Click On The PCI's With The Yellow Exclamation Mark, Left Click Update Driver, Left Click Browse, Put 'C:' In Search Box And It Will Look Until It Finds Your Chipset On Your Desktop Or What Ever Folder You Saved Your Chipset To. Thanx M$ Your Quite A Help In These Matters!!!! Hope This Helps Some Poor Soul Out There. Thanx For All Your Insight Guys!
I have a dell optiplex 755 (tower), it was shipped originally with vista but was recently reinstalled using Windows 7, 64 bit.THe serial port driver, and something else called 'PCI Simple Communications Controller' (possibly a modem on the motherboard) are listed as 'other devices' in the device manager, with yellow exclamation marks in the icons meaning they have no drivers installed.Dell does not list any drivers on their usual website where you enter your service tag. I am pretty sure this is a standard Intel Q## chipset.
Dell 755 Audio Driver
Does anybody know which one exactly, and where I can get the chipset drivers and particularly, the serial port drivers, for 64 bit Windows 7?