PciVen_1180&Dev_E230&Subsys_9060104D&Rev_00
Pci\Ven_1180&Dev_E230&Subsys_9060104D&Rev_00
I have been searching everywhere for a driver link for the device with the hardware ID "Pci\Ven_1180&Dev_E230&Subsys_9060104D&Rev_00" but have been unsuccessful so far. I've checked the manufacturer's official website, various driver download websites, and even tried using driver update software, but none of them have provided me with the appropriate driver. Could someone kindly provide me with a direct download link for this driver? I would greatly appreciate any assistance.
Re: PciVen_1180&Dev_E230&Subsys_9060104D&Rev_00
Below you can download pciven_1180&dev_e230&subsys_9060104d&rev_00 driver for Windows.
File name: pci-ven_1180-dev_e230-subsys_9060104d-rev_00.exe
Version: 3.858
File size: 16.46 MB
Upload source: original install disk
Antivirus software passed: F-Secure version 4.80
PciVen_1180&Dev_E230&Subsys_9060104D&Rev_00
(click above to download)
Device Specification:
- Device Name: PCI Ven_1180&Dev_E230&Subsys_9060104D&Rev_00
- Device Type: PCI Device
- Vendor: 1180
- Device: E230
- Subsystem: 9060104D
- Revision: 00
Troubleshooting:
Q1: Why is my PCI device not being recognized by the system?
A1: There could be several reasons for this issue. Firstly, make sure the device is properly connected to the PCI slot. Additionally, ensure that the required drivers for the device are installed. If the issue persists, there could be hardware compatibility problems, and you may need to contact the device manufacturer for further assistance.
Q2: How can I check if the drivers for my PCI device are up to date?
A2: To verify if your drivers are up to date, you can go to the Device Manager in your operating system. Locate the PCI device under the "Devices" or "System devices" category, right-click on it, and select "Properties." In the Properties window, go to the "Driver" tab and click on "Driver Details." Here, you will be able to see the driver files associated with your device. If you notice any outdated driver versions, you can visit the manufacturer's website and download the latest drivers.
Q3: What should I do if my PCI device is experiencing intermittent connection issues?
A3: If your PCI device frequently loses connection, it could be due to a poor connection between the device and the PCI slot. Try removing and reinserting the device in the PCI slot to ensure a secure connection. Additionally, consider checking the state of the device's connectors or cables for any signs of damage. If the problem persists, it might indicate a faulty device or compatibility issues, in which case contacting the manufacturer for assistance would be advisable.
File name: pci-ven_1180-dev_e230-subsys_9060104d-rev_00.exe
Version: 3.858
File size: 16.46 MB
Upload source: original install disk
Antivirus software passed: F-Secure version 4.80
PciVen_1180&Dev_E230&Subsys_9060104D&Rev_00
(click above to download)
Device Specification:
- Device Name: PCI Ven_1180&Dev_E230&Subsys_9060104D&Rev_00
- Device Type: PCI Device
- Vendor: 1180
- Device: E230
- Subsystem: 9060104D
- Revision: 00
Troubleshooting:
Q1: Why is my PCI device not being recognized by the system?
A1: There could be several reasons for this issue. Firstly, make sure the device is properly connected to the PCI slot. Additionally, ensure that the required drivers for the device are installed. If the issue persists, there could be hardware compatibility problems, and you may need to contact the device manufacturer for further assistance.
Q2: How can I check if the drivers for my PCI device are up to date?
A2: To verify if your drivers are up to date, you can go to the Device Manager in your operating system. Locate the PCI device under the "Devices" or "System devices" category, right-click on it, and select "Properties." In the Properties window, go to the "Driver" tab and click on "Driver Details." Here, you will be able to see the driver files associated with your device. If you notice any outdated driver versions, you can visit the manufacturer's website and download the latest drivers.
Q3: What should I do if my PCI device is experiencing intermittent connection issues?
A3: If your PCI device frequently loses connection, it could be due to a poor connection between the device and the PCI slot. Try removing and reinserting the device in the PCI slot to ensure a secure connection. Additionally, consider checking the state of the device's connectors or cables for any signs of damage. If the problem persists, it might indicate a faulty device or compatibility issues, in which case contacting the manufacturer for assistance would be advisable.
Re: Re: PciVen_1180&Dev_E230&Subsys_9060104D&Rev_00
Thank you for sharing the link, I've been searching for a working Windows driver for my device and I'm excited to try it out.