INTEL ACTIVE MONITOR & WIN2K3
I tried to install the INTEL ACTIVE MONITOR v1. 19 on my Windows 2003 Server computer and kept getting this error message: The Intel SM Bus drive could not be installed. This is a required driver.
I tried to install the INTEL ACTIVE MONITOR v1.19 on my Windows 2003 Server computer [intel Desktop Board (D815EFV-D815EPFV)] and kept getting this error message:
"The Intel SM Bus drive could not be installed. This is a required driver. The installation will now abort."
It worked fine in XP.
Any insight would be geatly appeciated.
"The Intel SM Bus drive could not be installed. This is a required driver. The installation will now abort."
It worked fine in XP.
Any insight would be geatly appeciated.
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Quote:Quote:Contact intel for a verison that supports windows 2003.
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Thank you for contacting Intel
Technical Support.
Unfortunately, Microsoft* Windows* Server 2003 is not supported on the Intel Desktop Boards. The reason why you are experiencing problems with the SMBus driver installing the Intel Active Monitor, as well as the Intel Application Accelerator on your Intel Desktop Board D815E(P)FV is because the operating system support of this Intel Motherboard is restricted up to Windows* XP. Unfortunately, none of the Intel Desktop Boards is designed to support any server-based operating systems, either.
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Thank you for contacting Intel
Technical Support.Unfortunately, Microsoft* Windows* Server 2003 is not supported on the Intel
Desktop Boards. The reason why you are experiencing problems with the SMBus driver installing the Intel Active Monitor, as well as the Intel Application Accelerator on your Intel Desktop Board D815E(P)FV is because the operating system support of this Intel Motherboard is restricted up to Windows* XP. Unfortunately, none of the Intel Desktop Boards is designed to support any server-based operating systems, either.
Here's how to install Intel Active Monitor on Windows Server 2003.
Double-click the file downloaded from Intel.
It extracts to the user temp directory.
Locate the directory (named something like pft64~tmp with current timestamp) and make a copy of it.
Exit installer (the installer will delete the extracted files).
Open that copied directory and navigate to the SMBUS directory.
Run the setup which will downgrade the SMBUS driver.
When that completes, navigate up one level and re-run the setup.
The installer seems to not like the newer version of the driver when running in W2K3 Server.
Double-click the file downloaded from Intel.
It extracts to the user temp directory.
Locate the directory (named something like pft64~tmp with current timestamp) and make a copy of it.
Exit installer (the installer will delete the extracted files).
Open that copied directory and navigate to the SMBUS directory.
Run the setup which will downgrade the SMBUS driver.
When that completes, navigate up one level and re-run the setup.
The installer seems to not like the newer version of the driver when running in W2K3 Server.
FYI:
I tried the above fix of installing Active Monitor 1.2, copying, cancelling, installing SBUS, etc and ended up with an instant blue screen. Not very fun, fortunatley this was on a test pc and not production.
The system specs:
Windows Server 20003
Intel D845
Intel P4 1.6
Adaptec SCSI Controller
2x 18gb Seagate Hard Drives
Intel Pro 100
If you have any questions regarding the exact specs or config please email. But this was not a smooth install so be fowarned. Im sure it works great with some hardware configs. Not mine.
I tried the above fix of installing Active Monitor 1.2, copying, cancelling, installing SBUS, etc and ended up with an instant blue screen. Not very fun, fortunatley this was on a test pc and not production.
The system specs:
Windows Server 20003
Intel D845
Intel P4 1.6
Adaptec SCSI Controller
2x 18gb Seagate Hard Drives
Intel Pro 100
If you have any questions regarding the exact specs or config please email. But this was not a smooth install so be fowarned. Im sure it works great with some hardware configs. Not mine.
