I got the following error when I ran a diagnostic. Now I got nothing connected in my PCIe slot, no graphics card, nothing. How can I fix this?
Platform Power Management Capabilities: PCI Express Active-State Power Management (ASPM) Disabled
PCI Express Active-State Power Management (ASPM) has been disabled due to a known incompatibility with
the hardware in this computer.
Some things run from PCIe controller even when nothing is actually plugged in PCIe slots.
Here's a block diagram for my MB, just for an example:
P.S.
PCIe controllers are in NB (North bridge, AMD 990x) and SB.
I don't know which kind of diagnostics you ran but there's a part without low power states which is nothing unusual.
My new HP Probook reports this when I run an energy report
Check this thread: https://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Notebo...y/td-p/6864155
If it doesn't help, your best bet is to post a question to the hp forums.
Yes, power report for my 6+years SONY VAIO does report the same. Never thought about it for too long after casual check on the Interwebs back in a day.
So: ignore.
Anyone could fix this? I felt the battery life is worsen only could hold for 1-2 hours only max... if I'm lucky I can hold for 2 hours, but mostly 1 hours only
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