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HP elitebook 850 G2 unknow device
I am having an issue installing drivers for two unknow devices that is showing on my device manager.
One is showing as ACPI\INT3397\2&DABA3FF&2 in the device detail.
One is showing as {55BC022C-955B-4D87-A88D-D
Can I please know what are these I just spent hours looking at HP site and have no luck.
One is showing as ACPI\INT3397\2&DABA3FF&2 in the device detail.
One is showing as {55BC022C-955B-4D87-A88D-D
Can I please know what are these I just spent hours looking at HP site and have no luck.
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Have you downloaded and installed the chipset drivers for your OS for that PC, then rebooted, and after that installed the rest of the drivers?
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The second one can be solved by disabling the NFC in the BIOS.
The first one may be solved by a BIOS update.
But have a read of the thread.