Windows 10: How can I find out what these "other" devices are?

I gave up on trying to do a clean install, so I just deleted every single program in control panel.

All of my drivers were either automatically updated or I was able to update them myself.

These three are listed as unknown. The drivers won't update.

I ran the Intel Driver Update Utility, and it said no drivers found.

I checked the Asus driver page, and the driver list barely had anything at all.

Pretty sure these are named something like thermal, collaborative, and something else.







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" Can't find maps on your phone " . Please help

@markus8814



Upon N97 Mini map data could be stored upon either mass memory or memory card with choice available within Nokia Maps application > Settings. Don't want you removing map data unnecessarily but you may possibly need to delete both E:\cities and F:\cities
+ .qf file and re-start Nokia Maps application to re-define necessary folder structure; it may help to set Nokia Maps "Online" and download a few kb's of map data via WLAN access point by zooming in to your current location and start again downloading maps
to chosen destination.

 

" Can't find maps on your phone " . Please help

Almost certainly as not enough free phone memory to store maps.

 

Are any Device IDs listed in Device Manager?

If so, a web search may tell you what they are, and give you a clue as to what drivers you need.

Or, you could fill in your system specs, which may help others to help you.

 

I did a system restore to get them back.

Apparently the three were under the category "Intel Dynamic Platform and Thermal Framework"

What is this? I tried searching Intel for these three drivers, but I found nothing related to them.

 

I'm unfamiliar with them. Quick Googling suggests that they're relevant only for a laptop or other compact format.

Check with your laptop's manufacturer.