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Lights out driver is installed, but I have not configured anything. &nbsp;I don't really have lights out so I just did the driver. &nbsp;Do I need to config it anyway? &nbsp;If so, how do I do that?
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Lights out driver is installed, but I have not configured anything.  I don't really have lights out so I just did the driver.  Do I need to config it anyway?  If so, how do I do that?

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It would help if the complete model of the server with specs so we can troubleshoot better. Lights Out is an add on card, I was just guessing you may have had one.
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It would help if the complete model of the server with specs so we can troubleshoot better. Lights Out is an add on card, I was just guessing you may have had one.

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It was actually the lights out card. &nbsp;I re-installed the driver, and everything worked.
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It was actually the lights out card.  I re-installed the driver, and everything worked.

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Hello all, I have HP ML350 G4 server running Windows 2003 R2 all patched up. &nbsp;I have one device in the device manager screen that is unknown. &nbsp;It is listed as a &quot;base system device&quot; &nbsp;Anyone have any ideas?
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Hello all, I have HP ML350 G4 server running Windows 2003 R2 all patched up.  I have one device in the device manager screen that is unknown.  It is listed as a "base system device"  Anyone have any ideas?

Base System Device Unkown in Device Manager on HP ML350G4 server running Windows 2003 R2 (500 pts to winner)

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