I have encountered an unidentified PCI device in my Windows system that presents the following hardware ID: pci ven_8086&dev_0be2&subsys_19998086&rev_0b. Although the vendor portion (VEN_8086) clearly indicates an Intel component, the device portion has not been automatically matched with an existing driver. The system is running Windows 10 Pro (64-bit).
I have attempted to update drivers through both Windows Update and the Intel Driver & Support Assistant, but the specific device remains unrecognized. Given that this device might be tied to chipset functions or another onboard hardware feature, I am considering the possibility that either the latest chipset driver package or a specific component driver might resolve the issue.
Has anyone encountered this particular hardware identifier? Are there any recommended steps beyond running Windows Update and the generic Intel driver utility? I am especially interested in any guidance regarding:
• Identifying the specific function of this device (e.g., audio, additional PCI interfaces, management engine support)
• Locating the appropriate driver package or chipset update that might include support for this hardware revision
• Any registry or device manager configuration changes that may help Windows correctly associate the device with the proper driver
Any detailed insights or documented experiences with similar PCI device issues on a Windows operating system would be appreciated.
