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Missing Drivers on Asus ROG Strix Z-790f Gaming Wifi II

Normanforce
Level 7

Hi everyone, I'll probably ask something that was asked 100 times before but I have 3 devices without the correct drivers in my Device Manager. Probably leading to problems connecting my Bose QC45...
I tried to install almost all drivers from the Motherboard page (and developing the menus) but without success.
I also tried picking things from MoKiChU but I'm a little lost in all those drivers...

Could somebody help ?
Thanks

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Hi/Salut,

The first device ("Contrôleur RAID") is your Intel VMD controller, so install the Intel VMD Drivers :

[DRIVERS] Intel Chipset/MEI/VMD (6xx/7xx)

Intel VMD Drivers (Drivers Only)

The other two are linked to your Bose QC45 BT headphones.

 

Note : Je suis français comme toi, n'hésites pas à me contacter par MP si le problème persiste.

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Normanforce
Level 7

I tried unpairing the Bose QC45, then the entries from "Other Devices" in Device manager finally disappear...(except for RAID which is normal because unrelated to bluetooth). It would be a QC45 issue then ?

Hi/Salut,

The first device ("Contrôleur RAID") is your Intel VMD controller, so install the Intel VMD Drivers :

[DRIVERS] Intel Chipset/MEI/VMD (6xx/7xx)

Intel VMD Drivers (Drivers Only)

The other two are linked to your Bose QC45 BT headphones.

 

Note : Je suis français comme toi, n'hésites pas à me contacter par MP si le problème persiste.

Thanks for the help MoKiChU !
I'll add a word of conclusion to that for others that may be lost :

1. As MoKiChU said, the two mysterious bluetooth entries appear only when the Bose QC45 is connected (or other bluetooth headset I guess)
2. This is stupid (on my part)...but I didn't connect the antenna, which is useful for bluetooth, obviously...😅  Connection problems with the Bose were solved instantly.
3. VMD drivers solved the RAID driver problem.