What does this mean in computer management? coprocessor? (pic)

Hi


What Windows version are you using? if a beta or RC version of Windows 7 then this did show up on some users PCs, with no driver available, is fixed in release version.

Also what brand of PC and have you had to repair or re-install Windows? if HP then this KB covers that happening with HPs


Also download and install the latest Chipset driver for your PC or Motherboard.

 

Hi

Looks as if MSI dont have updated drivers for all hardware on that motherboard yet, only the Audio is listing for Windows 7 at present, while Vista drivers work well in Windows 7 they are not perfect always.

http://www.msi.com/index.php?func=downloaddetail&type=driver&maincat_no=1&prod_no=1471

Just to ask you using 32bit or 64bit Windows 7? as Nvidia have Windows 7 drivers for the nForce 6301/7100 motherboard which you have HERE (just need to choose from the top box down ~ nForce > nForce 6 Series > nForce 6301/GeForce7100 > Driver > ENTER your Windows version next and click Search)

Hopefully this dedicated Windows 7 driver will resolve this co-processor unknown, but as your motherboard comes with onboard graphics and you have added a 9500GT then this is likely the issue with coprocessor, the two GPU drivers are conflicting slightly, so check BIOS and make sure onboard GFX is disabled and PCI/PCI-E is enabled.

Also make sure you have the Windows 7 GeForce driver for your version Windows (32bit or 64bit) and they are found HERE





*the MSI tool may only download whats on MSIs database of drivers and not the latest ones for this new Windows version*

 

Hi

Then try the correct lastest Win7 drivers for Chipset and GFX