Try the intel chipset driver utility , the unkown device It may be one of those random motherboard devices.

http://h20566.www2.hp.com/hpsc/swd/public/det … wEnvOid=20#tab4

i486_inside wrote:

Try the intel chipset driver utility , the unkown device It may be one of those random motherboard devices.

http://h20566.www2.hp.com/hpsc/swd/public/det … wEnvOid=20#tab4

Thanks! This fixed it!

I really like these machines. I have one with a bit faster CPU. does yours have the tnt2 chip built in?

soviet conscript wrote:

I really like these machines. I have one with a bit faster CPU. does yours have the tnt2 chip built in?

I Don't think so. I accutally have 2, one has a no-name card and one has a ATI Rage Pro built in.

I use one of these for some daily office stuff including printing shipping labels. I also sometimes use it to run an old EPROM programmer.
They're very nicely designed machines. They're a great example of Compaq design right at the end of the company's life, before they were taken over by HP.
I've run into a weird BSOD problem on mine which consistently occurs when Firefox 5.0 visits some web sites. I found some discussion about it online where the Win2k OS and either Java or Flash (can't remember which) were called out as factors. I didn't see any resolution given, but I'm fairly convinced it's software and not hardware.
I've thought about upgrading the video to a passive 8400GS or a Radeon 9250 PCI which I have handy, but I'm not sure how well it would dissipate the heat.

Had one till 2010, threw it out just before getting back into old PC's 🙁
Good Machine, was going to make a media centre out of it (remember this was pre high definition days) as its small enough to sit near a TV out the way

Mine broke mysteriously, blame the PSU. Was nice while it lasted. Had built-in speakers and a ESS1868 (iirc)!