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Ricoh Card Reader drivers v2.13.17.03 here --> http://cdgenp01.csd.toshiba.com/content … 47400h.exe

Ra, apparently many of the people are the same too.  http://techreport.com/discussions.x/16065
Conexant acquired the PC audio codec division of ADI, now Conexant manufactures codecs under license from ADI.
http://reseller.tmcnet.com/topics/wideb … evices.htm
This division may already have been acquired by another "corporate entity". (i love that moniker - cue the x-files theme song)

The only way to avoid a lack of drivers when, inevitably, companies change hands, is for a dedicated third-party team to obtain, archive, catalog, & test the latest drivers from OEM sources, & keep abreast of corporate acquisitions. (nothing to do with Spanish Inquisition, i swear!)    Oh yeah, that third-party is DriverPacks.net!

I have noted that the majority of acquisitions in the chipmaking industry seem to happen around a collapse in money markets.  This is only my personal opinion, based on past acquisitions, & gut-instinct.  Acquisitions seem to be increasing this year.

My stockbroker used to work for Dr. Evil.  His fiscal advice is as follows, "I love gold!"

Forgive me, i'm not familliar with this specific piece of HW.  I have some basic questions that may assist others to help you (if possible).
What specific OS are you using?
Are you using latest firmware vHPGC? (if applicable - *WARNING* incorrect firmware updates can 'brick' your HW)
Are there are no drives attached?
What is the specific SUBSYS ID? (3245103C)?  There is at least 6 other devices with that ven&dev ID.
Have you tried the DP_MassStorage_1101 DriverVer=02/22/2010,6.20.0.32 (D\M\C4\hpcissx2.inf)?

After answering, browse this document (Administrator's Guide for Microsoft® Windows® on HP ProLiant WS460c G6 Workstation Blades with WS460c Graphics Expansion Blades) here:  http://bizsupport1.austin.hp.com/bc/doc … 870207.pdf 

HP Smart Array P410i Page:  http://bizsupport2.austin.hp.com/bizsup … skId=22972

New driver available for WinServer2008 v6.20.2.32 here:  ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/softlib2/software1 … 013513.exe 

If any of the previous works for you, share your results, request additions to either the NT5 &/or Vista-7 packs.

XP has the driver(s) built-in (netirsir.inf & msports.inf) for both ACPI/PNP0510 & *PNP0511.
netirsir.inf is not included with Win7_x86.
Driver v6.0.6001.18000 (longhorn_rtm.080118-1840) is available through WindowsUpdateCatalog here: http://catalog.update.microsoft.com/v7/ … ?q=PNP0510 

Add to DP_Chipset?

Would adding ANY infrared device drivers with, say the Chipset pack, & subsequently integrating in a Win7 disc, force Win7 to install the infrared service as well?
  If so, would this not have an effect upon system latency (windows searching for IR devices)?

If any of those conditions are true, would the IR (SIR, FIR, CIR, etc) drivers better belong with the 'Miscellaneous' pack (to preserve mainstream system latency)? 

updated Realtek card reader drivers (win-all) v6.1.7600.78 here:  http://cdgenp01.csd.toshiba.com/content … 96600a.exe 

unknown IRDA device? http://img.lanparty.tw/Upload/FAQ/CM/en … rDA_en.htm

SIR-based?  info here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library … 85%29.aspx

indicates *PNP510 & *PNP511.  Maybe WindowsUpdateCatalog has drivers if the mobo mfg doesn't.

note: dead links in first post, & previous post.

Yes, indeed, i concur.  Try a trial of installshield (from macrovision - the guys that brought you DVD player copy-protection, that wouldn't play on projection TVs, or through a VCR, nor play a retail VHS tape on a PC )?
Line up your 'ducks' all in a row (so to speak), then knock 'em all down (win a prize).

I'm told that ASMedia is a subsidiary of ASUS, if that makes any sense. 

New JMicron Card reader drivers x86 & x64 v1.0.58.0 (21 Apr 2011):   ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/softpaq/sp52501-53000/sp52659.exe