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3.2.5 How to Check PCIe cards - Windows 7, 8 and 10
No special drivers have been required for OSS Expansion and Host interface cards on Windows 7, Windows 8 and Windows 10 (Server version
also). The only drivers you need to load are software / drivers for any third Party PCIe cards that you install into the expansion unit. Drivers for
third Party PCIe cards can be obtained from the vendor or manufacturer of the PCIe cards. OSS does not provide nor supply third party card
drivers.
The picture below shows three third party PCIe cards appearing beneath each PCI standard PCI-to-PCI Bridge. All third Party PCIe cards are
recognized / detected without any error (yellow exclamation point).
NOTE
If your PCIe cards are not being detected or recognized, you need to check the LED indicators on both interface cards and
see if it is displaying the correct LED status. A normal LED status should display a full x8 link, and 5 solid green, this
signifies that your host computer is linked to your expansion chassis at full bandwidth.
If you are seeing three solid green LEDs and one amber LED, shutdown the host computer and the expansion chassis,
reseat the host card, expansion card and cable.
If your PCIe cards are still not detected, try another known good card. If this works, it means the problem is with the card.
If swapping the PCIe card still exhibiting the same issue, you may have a OSS expansion related problem or the computer is a having issue (i.e.
Motherboard).