How to Fix Resource Conflict Errors on PCI Serial Bus Controllers
A resource conflict error occurs when two or more devices try to use the same system resources, such as memory addresses or IRQs (interrupt request lines). This can cause problems such as device malfunctions, system crashes, or boot failures. One common
type of resource conflict error involves PCI serial bus controllers, which are devices that connect peripheral devices to the motherboard via a PCI (Peripheral Component Interconnect) bus.

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PCI serial bus controllers can have resource conflicts with other devices on the motherboard or on expansion cards. The error message usually indicates the bus number, device number, and function number of the conflicting devices. For example, an error
message like this:

Resource Conflict - PCI Serial Bus Controller on Motherboard

Bus: 08, Device: 00, Function: 01
means that there is a conflict between the PCI serial bus controller on the motherboard and another device on bus 08, device 00, function 01. The function number refers to a specific feature or capability of a device, such as a USB port or a SATA
controller.

There are several possible ways to fix resource conflict errors on PCI serial bus controllers. Here are some of them:




Update the BIOS. The BIOS (Basic Input/Output System) is a firmware that controls the hardware settings and boot process of the computer. Sometimes, updating the BIOS can resolve resource conflict errors by assigning new system resources to the devices
or enabling features that can prevent conflicts. To update the BIOS, you need to download the latest version from the manufacturer's website and follow the instructions carefully.
Change the BIOS settings. If updating the BIOS does not help, you can try to change some of the BIOS settings manually. For example, you can disable some of the onboard devices that you do not use, such as serial ports or parallel ports. You can also
change the IRQ or memory address assignments for some of the devices. To access the BIOS settings, you need to press a certain key (such as F2 or Del) during the boot process.
Reinstall or update the device drivers. Device drivers are software programs that allow the operating system to communicate with the hardware devices. Sometimes, reinstalling or updating the device drivers can fix resource conflict errors by resolving
compatibility issues or bugs. To reinstall or update the device drivers, you need to go to the Device Manager in Windows and find the PCI serial bus controller and other conflicting devices. You can then uninstall and reinstall them or check for updates
online.
Remove or reseat the expansion cards. Expansion cards are circuit boards that add extra features or capabilities to the computer, such as graphics cards or sound cards. Sometimes, removing or reseating the expansion cards can fix resource conflict errors
by changing their position on the PCI bus or resetting their connection to the motherboard. To remove or reseat the expansion cards, you need to open the computer case and locate them on the motherboard. You can then carefully pull them out and insert
them back in.

If none of these methods work, you may need to contact a professional technician or replace the motherboard or the PCI serial bus controller.
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