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Windows XP/2000 - PnP BIOS Extension posted in the Operating Systems forums; When i clicked start>run>devmgmt.msc and opened device manager, i saw that PnP BIOS Extension was not working correctly, does anyone know how to fix this? i have an mp3 player ...


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Old 01-15-2009   #1
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When i clicked start>run>devmgmt.msc and opened device manager, i saw that PnP BIOS Extension was not working correctly, does anyone know how to fix this? i have an mp3 player that is not working when i plug it into the usb, could this affect it. What is PnP BIOS Extension?
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Open your Device Manager
click on View ... Show hidden devices

Click on and Delete (with the Delete key) any devices that have a ? or ! in front of them.
If the Device Manager has an "Other" device category, open it and Delete any devices in the "Other" category.
Now, reboot.

The reboot will force Windows to refind the deleted devices and hopefully see them for what they are.
After rebooting, give Windows time to locate and properly install the deleted devices.

Go to the Device Manager and verify that all your devices are listed correctly.


Also, please post your system specs at...
Click on User CP
Slide down to Edit Options
then slide down to System Specs.
Also, set the option pulldown to YES.

You can click on the Belarc link in my signature.
Download/run the scan (it's FREE).
It will give you the specs on your computer.

This will help us help you.

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Hey, i did what you said. But my mp3 player is still not workig. It won't be recognized when by the computer. And it freezes when I plug it into the computer.(the screen on it shows a circle spinning, but the then it frezes.) . It was working before, please help!
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1. Please post a snapshot of your Device Manager.

2. Again, please post your system specs at...
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