I need to know where can i find the drive of the "pci communication device"?
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That is a device that Windows cannot identify. You need to figure out what device is connected to your computer that does not have a driver, then you can go to their web site to download it.
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If you go to Circuit City or CompUSA or some equivalent, you can buy a two or four port USB card to insert in a PCI slot, if you have a slot available. \n\nJust ask the salesperson for advice on whether the one you are looking at will work in your PC, and what their returns policy is if it will not fit or fails to work.\n\nThey will usually need to know what version of Windows you are using, and what type of card (PCI or IDE) that you need for the PC. \n\nIf you have a camera phone, you can open up the cover of your PC, take a snapshot of the card slots, then just show it to them and see what they think.
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ok, to start with it is not your bios, it is not the cables, it is not the jumpers, if any of those were not detecting the drive, windows couuldn't find it in add new hardware, more than likely it is in your registry.\ncheck these tips here, I don't know your operating system or hardware configuration,so I can't be more specific in helping you, but the page might have the anwer\nhttp://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=1218041&page=1
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If your computer came with USB 1.1 most likely it's on the motherboard and can't be upgraded.\n\nHowever, you can buy a PCI slot USB 2.0 card and install it in your computer.
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you should always check the manufacturer's website for drivers, typically in a support or download area.  You can also checkout http://www.windrivers.com an excellent =source for drivers. Once you get the driver, extract it to a folder and then when Windows asks the location of the file, point it to you new folder.
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If it isn't automatically detecting it, you'll likely need to manually enter the information.  There should be an option in the bios to manually enter it - you'll likely need to consult your HD documentation to get the drive's geometry so you can input it.
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open the case and identify the slot... this link should get you to someplace with pictures of slots... otherwise look on www.newegg.com and search mobos by agp and then pci-e and compare.
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A PCI card is typically a "card" that fits into a PCI slot on your motherboard.  If you open your computer's case, you will see a motherboard with several slots on the bottom left side.    Some of these slots will be filled, and some might be empty.  As long as your PC is turned off, you may remove the card in question by unscrewing it (just 1 screw on the bracket) and firmly lifting it up out of its slot.\n\nLook at the card front and back for any labels.  You should be able to see a manufacturer name such as Creative, Intel, ATi, Nvidia or Linksys.  You might also see a string of numbers.  If all else fails - punch those numbers (maybe a serial number) into a search engine and you should find some answers.
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You could return it but if that not an option you can buy a PCI SATA adapter at \n\nhttp://www.nextag.com/Siig-Serial-ATA-SATA--zz55392280zB2z2--COMPARE-PRICES-html\n\nfor about $46.00
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you can find it here\n\nhttp://www.majorgeeks.com/download4400.html
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You can find it in http://www.intextechnologies.com/download.asp \n         or\n www.driversguide.com
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your answer is here http://www.ntfs.com/ntfs_basics.htm
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goto http://www.driverguide.com\nMost of the drivers for most drives are there.
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http://pcsupport.about.com/od/pcmaintenance/a/scandisk.htm
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Try using the FORMAT command. The Syntax may vary depending on your version of Windows.\n\nIt should be: FORMAT X: /FS:FAT\n\nWhere X: is the drive letter assigned to your card.
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It´s a new PCI , try these links for more\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PCI_Express\n\nhttp://arstechnica.com/articles/paedia/hardware/pcie.ars/1
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Try searching in www.drivers.com or www.freedownloads.com