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If you’re using a Windows 10 64-bit PC, like an HP 650 G1, and you’re seeing a missing driver for the PCI Simple Communications Controller, here’s a simple way to fix it.
First, understand that sometimes, Windows doesn’t automatically find all the drivers your hardware needs. If the driver isn’t showing up on Windows Update or isn’t available on the manufacturer’s website, you can try locating it manually.
A good step is to check the device manager. To get there, right-click on the Start button and select “Device Manager.” Look for the “Other Devices” section or any device with a yellow warning icon. The PCI Simple Communications Controller will probably be listed there. Right-click on it and choose “Update Driver.”
If Windows can’t find the driver automatically, go to your PC manufacturer’s support website. Search for your model number—HP 650 G1—and look for the chipset or network drivers section. Download the latest driver files available for your operating system.
If you can’t find the specific driver on HP’s site, an alternative is to visit the Intel website, since many PCI controllers are Intel-based. Use their driver download tool to scan your system and identify the correct driver. Make sure to select Windows 10 64-bit drivers.
Once you download the driver file, open it and follow the on-screen instructions to install. After installation, restart your computer. That should resolve the missing driver issue.
In case these steps don’t help, you can visit online tech forums or support sites for additional guidance. Sometimes, others with the same PC model have faced and solved similar issues.
Remember, keeping your drivers updated is important for your PC’s performance and security. With these steps, you should be able to find and install the correct driver for your PCI Simple Communications Controller.
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