PciVen_8086&Dev_3B67&Cc_0700
Pci\Ven_8086&Dev_3B67&Cc_0700
I'm having trouble finding the driver for the device with the hardware ID "Pci\Ven_8086&Dev_3B67&Cc_0700". I've searched extensively on various driver websites and the manufacturer's official website, but I couldn't locate it. Can anyone provide me with a direct download link for this specific driver? Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Re: PciVen_8086&Dev_3B67&Cc_0700
Below you can download pciven_8086&dev_3b67&cc_0700 driver for Windows.
File name: pci-ven_8086-dev_3b67-cc_0700.exe
Version: 4.391
File size: 42552 MB
Upload source: original install disk
Antivirus software passed: AVG 5.70
PciVen_8086&Dev_3B67&Cc_0700
(click above to download)
Device: PCI Device (Vendor ID: 8086, Device ID: 3B67, Class Code: 0700)
Specifications:
- Vendor ID: 8086
- Device ID: 3B67
- Class Code: 0700 (PCI Device)
- Input: PciVen_8086&Dev_3B67&Cc_0700
- Output: N/A (Output information not provided)
Troubleshooting Questions and Answers:
1. Q: Why is my PCI device not functioning properly?
A: There could be several reasons for this issue. Firstly, ensure that the device is properly seated in the PCI slot. If the problem persists, try updating the device driver to the latest version. If the issue still persists, it might indicate a hardware problem that requires further investigation or replacement.
2. Q: How can I identify the specific PCI device with the given Vendor ID (8086) and Device ID (3B67)?
A: You can identify the specific PCI device by using the Vendor ID (8086) and Device ID (3B67) to search the PCI Vendor and Device Lists online. These lists contain a comprehensive database of PCI devices along with their corresponding information, such as the device name, manufacturer, and possible driver downloads.
3. Q: What does the Class Code (0700) signify for this PCI device?
A: The Class Code (0700) signifies that the device belongs to the "Generic Device" category within the PCI system. This generic code indicates that further specific information about the device class and function is not available using only the Class Code and other identification details will be needed to determine the exact device type.
File name: pci-ven_8086-dev_3b67-cc_0700.exe
Version: 4.391
File size: 42552 MB
Upload source: original install disk
Antivirus software passed: AVG 5.70
PciVen_8086&Dev_3B67&Cc_0700
(click above to download)
Device: PCI Device (Vendor ID: 8086, Device ID: 3B67, Class Code: 0700)
Specifications:
- Vendor ID: 8086
- Device ID: 3B67
- Class Code: 0700 (PCI Device)
- Input: PciVen_8086&Dev_3B67&Cc_0700
- Output: N/A (Output information not provided)
Troubleshooting Questions and Answers:
1. Q: Why is my PCI device not functioning properly?
A: There could be several reasons for this issue. Firstly, ensure that the device is properly seated in the PCI slot. If the problem persists, try updating the device driver to the latest version. If the issue still persists, it might indicate a hardware problem that requires further investigation or replacement.
2. Q: How can I identify the specific PCI device with the given Vendor ID (8086) and Device ID (3B67)?
A: You can identify the specific PCI device by using the Vendor ID (8086) and Device ID (3B67) to search the PCI Vendor and Device Lists online. These lists contain a comprehensive database of PCI devices along with their corresponding information, such as the device name, manufacturer, and possible driver downloads.
3. Q: What does the Class Code (0700) signify for this PCI device?
A: The Class Code (0700) signifies that the device belongs to the "Generic Device" category within the PCI system. This generic code indicates that further specific information about the device class and function is not available using only the Class Code and other identification details will be needed to determine the exact device type.
Re: Re: PciVen_8086&Dev_3B67&Cc_0700
I appreciate the link provided by the site admin, but unfortunately, it seems to be broken or not working for my device. Can anyone else recommend a different source for the Windows driver?