Asrock

Thanos92 · 11 Oct 2016

Hello guys.

I have this Motherboard

ASROCK Z87 Extreme3 what drivers please need to download from here ?

ASRock > Z87 Extreme3

Thanks.

spunk · 11 Oct 2016

In Windows, go to Start/Search and type devmgmt.msc. Right click the devmgmt results and Run As Administrator. In the Elevated Device Manager, any devices with Yellow Exclamation marks need to have drivers installed from this page. If you have no yellow marks, you do not need any drivers, unless something isn't working correctly,

Thanos92 · 11 Oct 2016

Look it here:

EdTittel · 11 Oct 2016

Right-click on the Unknown device, then click Properties in the pop up window. In the properties window, click the Details tab, then scroll to pick the Hardware IDs item. Cut'n'paste that information into another thread post here, and we'll see what's what. Here's an illustration for my keyboard as an example:

HTH,
--Ed--

Thanos92 · 11 Oct 2016

I do it and tell this:

bobkn · 11 Oct 2016

Thanos92 said:

I do it and tell this: (snip)

A little web searching shows that it's the Intel Smart Connect device. There is a driver download for it (near the middle of the drivers list that you provide at Asrock).

Thanos92 · 11 Oct 2016

bobkn said:

A little web searching shows that it's the Intel Smart Connect device. There is a driver download for it (near the middle of the drivers list that you provide at Asrock).

This ? Intel Smart Connect drive

EDIT: I downloaded and now not have any yellow symbol

bobkn · 11 Oct 2016

Thanos92 said:

This ? Intel Smart Connect drive

EDIT: I downloaded and now not have any yellow symbol

Good, although if you're like me, you may never use the Smart Connect feature in practice.

Thanos92 · 11 Oct 2016

bobkn said:

Good, although if you're like me, you may never use the Smart Connect feature in practice.

Ok mate. Thank you so mutch. So no need to download other driver.

EdTittel · 11 Oct 2016

Yes, that's what I found, too. Looks like you've fixed it! For future reference, the data in the Hardware IDs section for devices in DevMgr provides the information most helpful in figuring out what they are, and what drivers are needed to handle them. Good work!
--Ed--