Post by Admin on Jun 7, 2018 15:21:38 GMT
Here's how to Fix This device cannot find enough free resources that it can use. (Code 12). Learn more?
Solution 1 & 2 (works for Intel CPU users): run "Intel Chipset Software Installation Utility" @ goo.gl/oNBFSL and check.
Uninstall existing graphics card driver completely and reinstall.
Solution 3 (works for AMD CPU users): go to Device Manager, remove Motherboard Resources, and AMD PCI Express (3 GIO) Filter from the System Device sub-section. Refer to the following img.
Rebooted your system afterwards.
Other voices on the web:
1. For Intel users:
open Device manager, hit "show hidden devices".
Remove all the "Mother Board resources" from under system devices.
Remove current display adapter.
Remove the ATI PCI (3GIO) filter Driver. Or whatever has the (3GIO) filter driver .
Note: This action will freeze your PC at this stage. You need to press the power button to power off the PC Power back on and the system will rebuild the Device stack and you will find the issue fixed.
Run Windows Update.
2. For Windows Vista and later versions of Windows users: Use Device Manager to determine the source of the conflict and to resolve the conflict.
For Windows Server 2003, Windows XP, and Windows 2000 users only:
Open Device Manager.
Double-click the icon that represents the device in the Device Manager window.
On the device property sheet that appears, click Troubleshoot to start the hardware troubleshooter for the device. Refer to the following img.
3. Open the Hardware and Devices Troubleshooter.
4. Update the Device Driver via Device Manager.
5. Check Hidden Devices
6. Perform the Network Reset Option.
7. Roll Back Windows to a Restore Point.
Uninstall existing graphics card driver completely and reinstall.
Solution 3 (works for AMD CPU users): go to Device Manager, remove Motherboard Resources, and AMD PCI Express (3 GIO) Filter from the System Device sub-section. Refer to the following img.
Rebooted your system afterwards.
Other voices on the web:
1. For Intel users:
open Device manager, hit "show hidden devices".
Remove all the "Mother Board resources" from under system devices.
Remove current display adapter.
Remove the ATI PCI (3GIO) filter Driver. Or whatever has the (3GIO) filter driver .
Note: This action will freeze your PC at this stage. You need to press the power button to power off the PC Power back on and the system will rebuild the Device stack and you will find the issue fixed.
Run Windows Update.
2. For Windows Vista and later versions of Windows users: Use Device Manager to determine the source of the conflict and to resolve the conflict.
For Windows Server 2003, Windows XP, and Windows 2000 users only:
Open Device Manager.
Double-click the icon that represents the device in the Device Manager window.
On the device property sheet that appears, click Troubleshoot to start the hardware troubleshooter for the device. Refer to the following img.
3. Open the Hardware and Devices Troubleshooter.
4. Update the Device Driver via Device Manager.
5. Check Hidden Devices
6. Perform the Network Reset Option.
7. Roll Back Windows to a Restore Point.