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Base System Device

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Hi,

 

This is not a matter of life and death, it's something I can live with, but I just installed Windows 7 x64 on my laptop (Asus F7Se with RAM upgraded to 4GB), yet there are still some devices that seem to be unknown and called Base System Device in the device manager. I tried to update them using the device manager, but no updates are found and they keep their /!\.

 

Appart from that, it's even faster than it was in the beta and release candidate and I do not regret buying it.

What devices are you having issues with? Perhaps you need to download an updated driver from their webpage(s).

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Not really having issues, but it looks like they're small things like the wireless light and things like that, since the wireless light and switch doesn't work, yet the wireless card works. Unfortunatly, the only drivers that they made for that laptop are Vista 32bit (yet Windows 7 64bit works better and faster).

Them only being for 32bit is probably your problem. If you aren't actually having any issues though I wouldn't worry about it, or wait for an update.

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Them only being for 32bit is probably your problem. If you aren't actually having any issues though I wouldn't worry about it, or wait for an update.

 

That's exaclty what I'm going to do, been running it all day today without any problems at all.

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