To view the exact connection type of the device, select the pointer device then enter View -> Device by Connection. You can find these devices under the following: # Keyboard, Trackpad and Touchscreen Connection Type DeviceManagerĪIDA64 unfortunately doesn't provide any useful info regarding pointer devices, so we recommend using DeviceManager for this.

This means trying to detect the exact chipset is a bit more difficult Note: Intel SOC based CPUs will have the chipset and other features already on the same die instead of being dedicated chips.However we'll show you both methods for obtaining hardware specs. You can skip this page and head to Creating the USB if you already know what hardware you have.įor this, we'll assume you have Windows or Linux installed: Aida64 Acpi Tool Missing # Finding Hardware using Windowsĭue to the easier to use GUI, we recommend downloading AIDA64 and running this as it's much easier to grab specs. This section is mostly a mini-guide on how to find what hardware you're currently running this is mainly relevant for laptop and prebuilt users as hardware specs are a bit more difficult to obtain. Based on the extensive hardware knowledge of the AIDA64 Extreme software, the AIDA64 app is capable of showing various diagnostic information for computers, phones and tablets, including: - CPU detection - Screen dimensions, pixel density and camera information - Battery level monitoring - WiFi and cellular. Hardware and software information utility for Windows 10 computers and mobile devices. From windows:-Install Aida64 right click on status bar at bottom of Aida64 screen and you will see this menu.Select ACPI tool and a new screen with Save DSDT button will open.Save dsdt file and Boot OS X & rename that file with aml extension.

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