Peak 221544AGPK DVB-T Digital Tv Pci Card Driver Issue
Nov 11, 2009
I have installed Windows 7 home premium retail and have just added a Peak 221544AGPK DVB-T digital tv pci card. Unfortunately the card wont work and the driver wont install.
When I plug the card in to my PCI slot windows finds new hardware on reboot but this is the result.
My motherboard is the gigabyte GA-EX58 UD5 with an i7 920 cpu.
If i remove the card the unknown device dissapears so i know it is the tv card. Is there a way to fix this problem and get the tv card to work.
Tried to install the driver but the driver reports that the hardware cannot be found.
Tried the tv card in another pc and it works just fine.
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