There is no driver selected for the device information set or element. To reinstall the drivers for this device, click Reinstall Driver.Ģ. There is no driver selected for the device information setģ. Texas Instruments OHCI Compliant IEEE 1394 Host Controllerġ. In the device manager there are three problems listed.
I was told the problem was with the new hard drive not making connection and removed it and even cleaned the contacts and still a problem.Ĥ. The bios reset and it worked right for a while then the same thing again.ģ. I opened her up and removed the cmos battery and after an hour replaced it. I spent time with Toshiba support and they were no help.Ģ. I thought I would update everyone on the things I have tried.ġ. I have been busy for a while and haven’t had time to work on this problem. It appears to do better if there is no cd in the drive but that might just be my imagination.īy the way I upgraded the BIOS from Toshibas web site. I even boots sometimes if I boot normal sometimes. it might boot normal the next couple of times then it will hang up with the exact same thing. If I repair sometimes it works and the system boots and some times it don’t. If I resume it brings me to a screen to boot normal or let windows try to repair. Resource Conflict – PCI Mass Storage Controller on Motherboard Resource Conflict – PCI Seral Bus Controller on Motherboard It worked great for a day, then I uninstalled Microsoft office and re-booted here is what the boot screen says. I bought a Toshiba satellite P105-S6177 with no hard drive. I can usually dig till I figure things out but this time it’s a no go. A friend of mine said this would be the place to get some answers that there was a bunch of smart people at this site.
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