Support For 3Rd Party Pci Cards; Windows Error Codes - One Stop Systems PE3R Manual

6.3 Support for 3
OSS will provide reasonable technical support to with 3
Expansion System but having difficulty installing your 3
The OSS PCI Expansion System is designed to function exactly like your desktop computer. This means that you should follow the PCI card
maker's instructions for installation on a Windows or Mac computer as if the expansion chassis WAS the desktop computer. When correctly
installed, there is no difference to the operating system, removable cards, or most software.
6.4

Windows Error Codes

If you are having a problem with one of your devices, and the Device status box shows a Windows Error Code, refer to the following list of error
codes for guidance.
Error Error description
code
Code 1: This code means the system has not had a chance to configure
Code 2: Depending on which device is failing, two different messages
may display. This code means that the device loader
(DevLoader) did not load a device. When this device is a Root
Bus DevLoader (for example, ISAPNP, PCI, or BIOS), the
following message is displayed: "Windows could not load the
driver for this device because the computer is reporting two
Code 2: When the device is not a root bus DevLoader, the following
message is displayed: "The <type> device loader(s) for this
device could not load the device driver. (Code 2) "
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the device.
<type> bus types. (Code 2) "
IMPORTANT
Suggested resolution
To resolve the problem, follow the instructions in the
Device Status box. In addition, it may be possible to
resolve this issue by removing the device in Device
Manager, and running the Add New Hardware wizard
Contact the computer manufacturer to get an updated
BIOS for the computer, where <type> is ISAPNP, PCI,
To fix this, click Update Driver. To update the device
driver where <type> is the DevLoader such as FLOP, ESDI,
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from Control Panel.
BIOS, EISA, or ACPI.
SCSI, and so on.