ASUS Driver for WinXP
A device that has Device ID - ACPIAWY00012&DABA3FF&0 is called “AMD Away Mode” and drivers (Windows XP) for this device can be found here:
Acpi\awy0001\2&daba3ff&0 ASUS Driver for Windows XP.
www.voodish.co.uk/archive/drivers/AWY0001.zip
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Re-packed on 09/02/2010
www.voodish.co.uk/archive/drivers/AmdAway.zip
To use this driver on a Windows XP machine do the following:
- Download and UNZIP File above, making note of the unzipped folder location.
- START > Control Panel
- System > Hardware Tab > Device Manager
- Highlight exclamation mark > Right Click Properties > Driver Tab
- Update Driver Button > No, not this time > Next
- Install from a list or specific location (Advanced) > Next
- Include this location in the search >
Browse to file location (make sure to unzip first using the noted unzipped folder location from Step1) - Click Next, OK
Two files that are within the archive above:
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The zip file ACPIAWY00012&DABA3FF&0 can not be opened to copy the files. Can you fix this. Thank You
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Hi Larry, the zip file seems to be OK. But here are the two files that are within:
Right Click > Save as
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After installing this 2 more unknown devices appeared
1 for nVidia WDM AV Crossbar and the other is the nVidia WDM Video Capture the capture device says the service won’t start cannot find any other drivers did you ever run into this????
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oh and their is no TV tuner card in this machine and there is no av cross bar
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Hi Chris,
No we didn’t come across this problem during our installation, however we have ATi cards running in said machine…
Perhaps they are unrelated, do you have the latest service packs installed for your nVidia device?
It’s a real shame that we don’t have any further info on this for you. However, there does seem to be quite a few Google related search’s about the nVidia WDM AV Crossbar
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THANK YOU! I spent HOURS trying to figure this out. Thank goodness for the internet!
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THANK YOU!
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Thanks for this, couldn’t find these drivers any where. I also had problems with the zip file, but the individual downloads worked perfectly. Many thanks again from a fellow welshman.
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No problem Charlie
Not sure why the zip archive is posing problems for some, seems to work ok on XP, Vista and 7.
I’ll try re-zipping it on 7 and see if that solves the problem.
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Thank you! Spent quite a while trying to figure this one out.
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Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
I am running WinXP SP3 with an ATI X1650 video card. I have had an exclamation point in my Device Manager under “Unknown Device” with the following ID ACPIAWY00012&DABA3FF&0 for the past two years.
Your solution worked like a charm. Wish I had found your site earlier.
Again thanks loads!
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Thanks to Google for finding your site and many thanks to you for providing the driver files and the detailed instructions. Worked great!
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XP Media Center install on HP Pavilion a1357c. This does work! Just spent the last two hours tracking down this file. Why can’t HP just have it on the website like the rest of the drivers? Thank you for posting it here!!!
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