100=Lower Non-critical - going low 101=Lower Non-critical - going high 102=Lower Critical - going low 103=Lower Critical - going high 104=Lower Non-recoverable - going low 105=Lower Non-recoverable - going high 106=Upper Non-critical - going low 107=Upper Non-critical - going high 108=Upper Critical - going low 109=Upper Critical - going high 110=Upper Non-recoverable - going low 111=Upper Non-recoverable - going high 112=POST Event/Error 113=POST PCI POST Event/Error 114=POST PCI Processor Event 115=POST Memory Error 116=POST Scalability Event 117=POST Bus Event 118=POST Chipset Event 119=(PCI Event/Error occurred. Next non-timestamped OEM SEL entry contains the details of the specific error) 120=Transition to Idle 121=Transition to Active 122=Transition to Busy 123=Revision Number 124=Manufacturer ID 125=Processor Failed BIST 126=Unable to Apply Microcode (Patch) Update 127=POST Does Not Support Current Stepping of Processor 128=CPU Mismatch Detected 130=State Deasserted 131=State Asserted 132=SMI Event/Error 133=SMI PCI Event / Error 134=SMI Processor Event / Error 135=SMI Memory Event / Error 136=SMI Scalability Event / Error 137=SMI Bus Event / Error 138=SMI Chipset Event / Error 140=Predictive Failure deasserted 141=Predictive Failure asserted 142=Chassis Number 143=Slot Number 144=Bus Number 145=Device ID 146=Vendor ID 147=Processor Number 148=Status Register 150=Limit Not Exceeded 151=Limit Exceeded 152=Unknown SERR/PERR Detected on PCI Bus 153=SERR: Address or Special Cycle DPE 154=PERR: Master Read Parity Error 155=SERR: Received Target Abort 156=PERR: Master Write Parity Error 157=SERR: Device Signaled SERR 158=PERR: Slave Signaled Parity Error 159=SERR: Signaled Target Abort 160=Performance Met 161=Performance Lags 162=Recoverable 163=Unrecoverable 164=Sparing Start 1 165=Sparing Start 2 166=Sparing Done 1 167=Sparing Done 2 168=FSB Fatal 169=FSBNonFatal 170=Transition to OK 171=Transition to Non-Critical from OK 172=Transition to Critical from less severe 173=Transition to Non-recoverable from less severe 174=Transition to Non-Critical from more severe 175=Transition to Critical from Non-recoverable 176=Transition to Non-recoverable 177=Monitor 178=Informational 180=Device Removed / Device Absent 181=Device Inserted / Device Present 182=HiFatal 183=HiNonFatal 184=Bank 185=APIC ID 186=CK4 187=Address high 188=Address Low 190=Device Disabled 191=Device Enabled 192=Timestamp high 193=Timestamp low 194=MCA Status Register high 195=MCA Status Register low 196=Processor ID 197=Sparing Event 198=Memory Mirroring Failover Occurred 200=Transition to Running 201=Transition to In Test 202=Transition to Power Off 203=Transition to On Line 204=Transition to Off Line 205=Transition to Off Duty 206=Transition to Degraded 207=Transition to Power Save 208=Install Error 210=Fully Redundant 211=Redundancy Lost 212=Redundancy Degraded 213=Non-redundant:Sufficient Resources from Redundant 214=Non-redundant:Sufficient Resources from Insufficient Resources 215=Non-redundant:Insufficient Resources 216=Redundancy Degraded from Fully Redundant 217=Redundancy Degraded from Non-redundant 220=D0 Power State 221=D1 Power State 222=D2 Power State 223=D3 Power State 224=Failed Row 225=Spare Row 226=Failed Row1 227=Failed Row2 228=Spare Row1 229=Spare Row2 230=General Chassis Intrusion 231=Drive Bay intrusion 232=I/O Card area intrusion 233=Processor area intrusion 234=LAN Leash Lost (system is unplugged from LAN) 235=Unauthorized dock/undock 236=FAN area intrusion (supports detection of hot plug fan tampering) 237=Bus Type 238=FSB FERR or NERR or Zero 239=Chipset Type 240=Secure Mode (Front Panel Lockout) Violation attempt 241=Pre-boot Password Violation - user password 242=Pre-boot Password Violation attempt - setup password 243=Pre-boot Password Violation - network boot password 244=Other pre-boot Password Violation 245=Out-of-band Access Password Violation 246=Hi FERR or NERR 247=FSB 248=FSB Fatal 249=FSB NonFatal 250=IERR 251=Thermal Trip 252=FRB1/BIST failure 253=FRB2/Hang in POST failure 254=FRB3/Processor Startup/Initialization failure 255=Configuration Error 256=SM BIOS 'Uncorrectable CPU-complex Error' 257=Processor Presence detected 258=Processor disabled 259=Terminator Presence Detected 260=Presence detected 261=Power Supply Failure detected 262=Predictive Failure 263=Power Supply AC lost 264=AC lost or out-of-range 265=AC out-of-range, but present 266=Lindenhurst Chipset Event 270=Power Off / Power Down 271=Power Cycle 272=240VA Power Down 273=Interlock Power Down 274=AC lost 275=Soft Power Control Failure (unit did not respond to request to turn on) 276=Power Unit Failure detected 277=Predictive Failure 280=Correctable ECC / other correctable memory error 281=Uncorrectable ECC / other uncorrectable memory error 282=Parity 283=Memory Scrub Failed (stuck bit) 284=Memory Device Disabled 285=Correctable ECC / other correctable memory error logging limit reached 286=DIMM/SIMM/RIMM %d. 290=System Firmware Error (POST Error) 291=System Firmware Hang 292=System Firmware Progress 293= 294= 295=Hi Fatal 296=Hi NonFatal 300=Unspecified 301=No system memory is physically installed in the system 302=No usable system memory, all installed memory has experienced an unrecoverable failure 303=Unrecoverable hard-disk/ATAPI/IDE device failure 304=Unrecoverable system-board failure 305=Unrecoverable diskette subsystem failure 306=Unrecoverable hard-disk controller failure 307=Unrecoverable PS/2 or USB keyboard failure 308=Removable boot media not found 309=Unrecoverable video controller failure 310=No video device detected 311=Firmware (BIOS) ROM corruption detected 312=CPU voltage mismatch 313=CPU speed matching failure 320=Unspecified 321=Memory initialization 322=Hard-disk initialization 323=Secondary processor(s) initialization 324=User authentication 325=User-initiated system setup 326=USB resource configuration 327=PCI resource configuration 328=Option ROM initialization 329=Video initialization 330=Cache initialization 331=SM Bus initialization 332=Keyboard controller initialization 333=Embedded controller/management controller initialization 334=Docking station attachment 335=Enabling docking station 336=Docking station ejection 337=Disabling docking station 338=Calling operating system wake-up vector 339=Starting operating system boot process, e.g. calling Int 19h 340=Baseboard or motherboard initialization 341=Reserved 342=Floppy initialization 343=Keyboard test 344=Pointing device test 345=Primary processor initialization 346=Correctable Memory Error Logging Disabled 347=Logging disabled for %02x %02x 348=Log Area Reset/Cleared 349=All Event Logging Disabled 350=BIOS Watchdog Reset 351=OS Watchdog Reset 352=OS Watchdog Shut Down 353=OS Watchdog Power Down 354=OS Watchdog Power Cycle 355=OS Watchdog NMI / Diagnostic Interrupt 356=OS Watchdog Expired, status only 357=OS Watchdog pre-timeout Interrupt, non-NMI 360=Front Panel NMI / Diagnostic Interrupt 361=Bus Timeout 362=I/O channel check NMI 363=Software NMI 364=PCI PERR 365=PCI SERR 366=EISA Fail Safe Timeout 367=Bus Correctable Error 368=Bus Uncorrectable Error 369=Fatal NMI (port 61h, bit 7) 370=Power Button pressed 371=Sleep Button pressed 372=Reset Button pressed 373=System Reconfigured 374=OEM System Boot Event 375=Undetermined system hardware failure 376=Entry added to Auxiliary Log 377=PEF Action 380=Initiated by power up 381=Initiated by hard reset 382=Initiated by warm reset 383=User requested PXE boot 384=Automatic boot to diagnostic 385=MCA Log 386=OEM Log 1 387=OEM Log 2 390=No bootable media 391=Non-bootable diskette left in drive 392=PXE Server not found 393=Invalid boot sector 394=Timeout waiting for user selection of boot source 400=A: boot completed 401=C: boot completed 402=PXE boot completed 403=Diagnostic boot completed 404=CD-ROM boot completed 405=ROM boot completed 406=Boot completed - boot device not specified 410=Stop during OS load / initialization 411=Run-time Stop 412=entry added 413=entry added because event did not be map to standard IPMI event 414=entry added along with one or more corresponding SEL entries 415=cleared 416=disabled 417=enabled 420=Fault Status asserted 421=Identify Status asserted 422=Device installed/attached 423=Ready for device installation 424=Ready for device removal 425=Power is off 426=Device removal request 427=Interlock asserted 428=Disabled 430=S0/G0 "working" 431=S1 "sleeping with system h/w & processor context maintained" 432=S2 "sleeping, processor context lost" 433=S3 "sleeping, processor & h/w context lost, memory retained" 434=S4 "non-volatile sleep/suspend-to disk" 435=S5/G2 "soft-off" 436=S4/S5 soft-off, particular S4/S5 state cannot be determined 437=G3/Mechanical Off 438=Sleeping in an S1, S2, or S3 states 439=G1 sleeping 440=S5 entered by override 441=Legacy ON state 442=Legacy OFF state 443= 444=Unknown 450=Timer expired, status only 451=Hard Reset 452=Power Down 453=Power Cycle 454=Reserved 455=Reserved 456=Reserved 457=Reserved 458=Timer interrupt 460=Platform generated page 461=Platform generated LAN alert 462=Platform Event Trap generated, formatted per IPMI PET specification 463=Platform generated SNMP trap, OEM format 470=Entity Present 471=Entity Absent 472=Entity Disabled 480=LAN Heartbeat Lost 481=LAN Heartbeat 490=Sensor access degraded or unavailable 491=Controller access degraded or unavailable 492=Management controller off-line 493=Management controller unavailable 500=Battery low (predictive failure) 501=Battery failed 502=Battery presence detected 510=None 511=SMI 512=NMI 513=Messaging interrupt 515= reserved use 516= used by BIOS FRB2 517= used by BIOS/POST 518= used by OS Load 519= used by SMS/OS 520= used by OEM 525=Severity: 526=Previous event state: 527=OEM code. 528= 529=Reserved. 530=OEM code. 531=Sensor-specific event extension code %02x. 535=BIOS. 536=SMI Handler. 537=System Mgt Software. 538=OEM. 539=Remote Console software 1-7. 540=Terminal Mode Remote Console software. 541=reserved. 542=Generator ID = %d (address). 543=IPMB device LUN %d. 544=Channel %d. 600=reserved 601=Temperature 602=Voltage 603=Current 604=Fan 605=Physical Security (Chassis Intrusion) 606=Platform Security Violation Attempt 607=Processor 608=Power Supply 609=Power Unit 610=Cooling Device 611=Other Units-based Sensor 612=Memory 613=Drive Slot (Bay) 614=POST Memory Resize 615=System Firmware Progress 616=Event Logging Disabled 617=Watchdog 1 618=System Event 619=Critical Interrupt 620=Button 621=Module/Board 622=Microcontroller/Coprocessor 623=Add-in Card 624=Chassis 625=Chip Set 626=Other FRU 627=Cable/Interconnect 628=Terminator 629=System Boot Initiated 630=Boot Error 631=OS Boot 632=OS Critical Stop 633=Slot/Connector 634=System ACPI Power State 635=Watchdog 2 636=Platform Alert 637=Entity Presence 638=Monitor ASIC/IC 639=LAN 640=Managment Subsystem Health 641=Battery 650=unspecified 651=THRESHOLD BASED STATE 652=DMI-based "Usage State" STATE 653=DIGITAL/DISCRETE EVENT STATE 654=DIGITAL/DISCRETE EVENT STATE 655=DIGITAL/DISCRETE EVENT STATE 656=DIGITAL/DISCRETE EVENT STATE 657=SEVERITY EVENT STATE 658=AVAILABILITY STATUS STATE 659=AVAILABILITY STATUS STATE 660=AVAILABILITY STATUS STATE 661=Other AVAILABILITY STATUS STATE 662=ACPI Device Power State 670=Unspecified 671=Other 672=Unknown (unspecified) 673=Processor 674=Disk or disk bay 675=Peripheral bay 676=System management module 677=System board 678=Memory module 679=Processor module 680=Power supply 681=Add-in card 682=Front panel board (control panel) 683=Back panel board 684=Power system board 685=Drive backplane 686=System internal expansion board 687=Other system board (part of board set) 688=Processor board 689=Power unit / power domain 690=Power module / DC-to-DC converter 691=Power management / power distribution board 692=Chassis back panel board 693=System chassis 694=Sub-chassis 695=Other chassis board 696=Disk Drive Bay 697=Peripheral Bay 698=Device Bay 699=Fan / cooling device 700=Cooling unit 701=Cable / interconnect 702=Memory device (replaceable memory devices, e.g. DIMM/SIMM) 703=System Management Software 704=BIOS 705=Operating System 706=System bus 707=Group (not a physical entity) 708=Remote (Out of Band) Management Communication Device 709=External Environment 710=Battery 720=none 721=per uS 722=per ms 723=per s 724=per minute 725=per hour 726=per day 727=reserved 730=unspecified 731=degrees C 732=degrees F 733=degrees K 734=Volts 735=Amps 736=Watts 737=Joules 738=Coulombs 739=VA 740=Nits 741=lumen 742=lux 743=Candela 744=kPa 745=PSI 746=Newton 747=CFM 748=RPM 749=Hz 750=microsecond 751=millisecond 752=second 753=minute 754=hour 755=day 756=week 757=mil 758=inches 759=feet 760=cu in 761=cu feet 762=mm 763=cm 764=m 765=cu cm 766=cu m 767=liters 768=fluid ounce 769=radians 770=steradians 771=revolutions 772=cycles 773=gravities 774=ounce 775=pound 776=ft-lb 777=oz-in 778=gauss 779=gilberts 780=henry 781=millihenry 782=farad 783=microfarad 784=ohms 785=siemens 786=mole 787=becquerel 788=PPM (parts/million) 789=reserved 790=Decibels 791=DbA 792=DbC 793=gray 794=sievert 795=color temp deg K 796=bit 797=kilobit 798=megabit 799=gigabit 800=byte 801=kilobyte 802=megabyte 803=gigabyte 804=word (data) 805=dword 806=qword 807=line (re. mem. Line) 808=hit 809=miss 810=retry 811=reset 812=overrun/overflow 813=underrun 814=collision 815=packets 816=messages 817=characters 818=error 819=correctable error 820=uncorrectable error 830=Node Busy. 831=Invalid Command. 832=Command invalid for given LUN. 833=Timeout while processing command. 834=Out of space. 835=Reservation Canceled or Invalid Reservation ID. 836=Request data truncated. 837=Request data length 838=Request data field length 839=Parameter out of range. 840=Cannot return number of requested data bytes. 841=Requested Sensor, data, or record not present. 842=Invalid data field in Request. 843=Command illegal for specified sensor or record type. 844=Command response could not be provided. 845=Cannot execute duplicated request. 846=Command response could not be provided. SDR Repository in update mode. 847=Command response could not be provided. Device in firmware update mode. 848=Command response could not be provided. BMC initialization or initialization agent in progress. 849=Destination unavailable. 850=Cannot execute command. Insufficient privilege level. 851=Cannot execute command. Command, or request parameter(s), not supported in present state. 855=Drive/Slot Status 856=Drive Slot Present 857=No Error 858=Device Faulty 859=Device Rebuilding 860=In Failed Array 861=In Critical Array 862=Parity Check 863=Predicted Fault 864=Un-configured Drive 870=Device OK 871=Required ROM space not available 872=Required IO space not available 873=Required memory not available 874=Required memory below 1MB not available 875=ROM checksum failed 876=BIST failed 877=Planar device missing or disabled by user 878=PCI device has an invalid PCI configuration space header 879=Specific PCI Device added (details to follow) 880=Specific PCI Device removed (details to follow) 881=Device title for removed devices 882=Device title for added devices 883=Requested resources not available 884=Title for added devices 885=Vendor ID sub-message 886=Device ID sub-message 887=Previous slot sub-message 888=Slot sub-message 889=Planar video disabled due to add in video card 890=Partial disable value 891=Title for partial disable 892=33Mhz dev on 66Mhz bus 893=Details for 33mhz card on 66mhz bus 894=Merge cable missing 895=Node1 to Node2 cable missing 896=Node1 to Node3 cable missing 897=Node2 to Node3 cable missing 898=Nodes could not merge 899=no 8 way SMP cable 900=There are no BMC log entries 901=There are no SDR entries 902=Record ID = %d 903=Timestamp = %s 904=Generator ID = 905=Sensor Type = %s. 906=Event Type = 907=Event Data = 910=Not enough memory to alloc buffer (ResultString) 911=Not enough memory to alloc buffer (SELentrystring) 912=Not enough memory to alloc buffer (selentry) 913=Not enough memory to alloc buffer (sdrentry) 914=(Cannot reserve SDR. No SDR data obtained.) 915=Number of bytes returned from SDR Reservation is incorrect. 916=(Cannot read SDR header. No SDR data obtained) 917=Number of bytes returned from SDR Header info is incorrect 918=(Cannot read SDR Units.) 919=Number of bytes returned from SDR Units is incorrect 920=(Cannot read SDR ID String.) 921=Cannot allocate IDString 922=Cannot obtain SEL entry 923=IPMI SEL Error: Cannot get SEL entry. SEL erase in progress 924=Number of bytes returned from SEL Entry is incorrect 925=Cannot obtain SEL-info 926=(IPMI Error in reserving SDR: %s) 927=IPMI Error in reserving SDR: Not specified 928=(IPMI Error reading SDR header: %s 929=(IPMI Error reading SDR header: Not specified) 930=(IPMI Error reading SDR Units: %s) 931=(IPMI Error reading SDR Units: Not specified) 932=(IPMI Error reading SDR ID String: %s) 933=(IPMI Error reading SDR ID String: Not specified) 934=(IPMI SEL Error: %s) 935=(IPMI SEL Error: Not specified) 936=(IPMI SEL info Error: %s) 937=(IPMI SEL info Error: Not specified) 938=Number of bytes returned from SEL info is incorrect 939=Incorrect IPMI Version for SEL 940=(Cannot obtain SDR-info.) 941=(IPMI SDR info Error: %s) 942=(IPMI SDR info Error: Not specified) 943=Number of bytes returned from SDR Info is incorrect 944=Incorrect IPMI Version for SDR 945=This record is not a system event record 946=Incorrect event message format version for SEL 947= 960=PCI Slot 961=Drive Array 962=External Peripheral Connector 963=Docking 964=Standard Internal Expansion Slot 965=Slot (Entity ID) 966=AdvancedTCA 967=DIMM/memory device 968=FAN 969=PCI Express 970=SCSI (parallel) 971=SATA/SAS 972=UnknownDownload Driver Pack
After your driver has been downloaded, follow these simple steps to install it.
Expand the archive file (if the download file is in zip or rar format).
If the expanded file has an .exe extension, double click it and follow the installation instructions.
Otherwise, open Device Manager by right-clicking the Start menu and selecting Device Manager.
Find the device and model you want to update in the device list.
Double-click on it to open the Properties dialog box.
From the Properties dialog box, select the Driver tab.
Click the Update Driver button, then follow the instructions.
Very important: You must reboot your system to ensure that any driver updates have taken effect.
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