Download ACPI SNY driver in Windows 10 x64 version for free. The Windows ACPI driver, bharathealthcares.com, is an inbox component of the Windows operating system. The Windows ACPI driver, bharathealthcares.com, is an inbox component of the Windows operating system.

Hp Officejet Driver For Windows This Sony Vaio is very old. It has a Bit-only Intel Core Duo T @  GHz and only 1 GB of main memory. The original Windows Vista was slow too, so I thought I might as well try Windows 10 as part of the Windows Insider program, thus this is Windows 10 Pro.

Installation and performance Installation takes ages. But everything takes ages on this laptop.

Performance simply isn’t something to expect from this kind of out-dated hardware. The upgrade to took at least two hours to finish. Working with the laptop on Windows 10 doesn’t feel any slower than on Windows Vista though. So I think that Windows 10 x32 is a good alternative to Vista x32 on this hardware, but quite honestly I wouldn’t buy Windows 10 in order to replace the existing operating system. Alternatives like verious Linux distributions should do the job as well and are free of charge. Missing drivers In general Windows 10 hardware support is good on this hardware.

Since the T processor doesn’t support the Bit extension you’re left with no choice but to take the x32 (Bit) edition of Windows anyhow. After installation, only two devices lack drivers.

• unknown LPC device ACPI SNY • unknown PCI device PCI VEN_C&DEV_B&SUBSYS_D You cannot get any drivers for these devices directly from Sony for this model, the VGN-N21E, because Sony dropped support years ago and – as it is common in the Windows world – driver situation is a mess. So, for the first device I found a driver for another Sony Vaio, the VPCFM, for Windows 7 x

This will not install as Windows 10 blocks installation after it has started, but you can copy the temporary created folder which contains the required driver. First download the driver from here: • Getting the required driver works like this: • When you try installing this on Windows 10, at some point Windows will stop installation because it thinks the driver is not compatible. You can acknowledge that message. • Then the Sony driver installation package will show an error message telling you where you can find the temporary folder.

In my case this was C: Users user AppData Local Temp GLFF • Open Explorer and navigate to that folder.

You will have to type the path in directly since the AppData directory is normally hidden. • Copy the whole folder to another location, like the desktop or your downloads or documents or whatever. • Now, since you’ve got the needed files, close the error message from the Sony driver installation. This may or may not delete the temporary folder, which was the reason to copy it before closing the installer.

Now we’ve got the driver. You may have noticed that I am using Windows 10 x32 and the driver is for Windows 7 x

Yes, but in that folder we find a driver for Windows 7 x64 and x Since the driver model did not change for this device from Windows 7 to 10 it also works in Windows  To install it, open the Device Manager and choose to update the driver, pointing it to the folder we copied in step 4.

Now the second device: a PCI device. The hardware IDs can be used to find the device using your favorite internet search engine. The IDs are: vendor C, device B, subsystem  D. Some operating systems, like Linux, write this like this: CB, subsystem D Using the internet I found that this is a Texas Instruments Multi Card Reader. Which one remained unclear though. So I did find a Sony driver called “Texas Instruments PCIxx12 Integrated FlashMedia Controller”, but somehow this did not work.

• (version ) Using the same technique to extract the actual driver one can see that the driver has the filename “bharathealthcares.com”. So it can be that it actually is for TI PCIxx21 devices only, not PCIxx12 devices.

But it is also possible that this driver is Bit-only. This did not work out, thus I had to search further and soon found a driver that worked: • (version ) Even though this driver is from HP, it worked on my Sony Vaio VGN-N21E.

The driver is for x32 and x64 Windows, it is dated 1 April (no joke!) and it supports “TI-PCI xx12/x/xx21“ card readers. After the installtion worked, the naming becomes clearer: it seems to be the subsystem ID. The one in the Vaio VGN-N21E is (D) So this will likely be a “TI-PCI xx12” () card reader. UPDATE: After the Anniversary Update of Windows 10, now version (2nd of August ), the driver for the SD card reader no longer worked.

Luckily I found another one here: • (version ) this is a self-extracting archive, from the extraction directory use the driver from tiinst Vista32 to update the non-working driver in the device manager. Effect Now there are no more unknown devices on this Windows 10 Pro x32 installation. At least for the Sony Firmware Extension Parser this seems to be the only effect, since it doesn’t seem to do anything without additional software.

The Media Card Reader driver on the other hand allows the use of the integrated SD card and MemoryStick slots. I hope that this will help others in their journey to acquire working drivers for their Windows installation on older hardware, as the techniques shown may also work for other devices on other laptops and PCs with other Windows versions. ↓ • Hi there, I wanna thank you for your guide, I have the same laptop and I was about to put win10 in it ‚cause I’m fed up with Vista and it’s poor performance. I will certainly follow your guide but the only thing I want to ask is how does the laptop respond to games like League of Legends or Lineage 2, Hearthstone etc.

With Vista on, I was able to play them in low quality graphics of course but they were playable though. Will the laptop manage to play them on win10? Thanks again for your guide, waiting for your reply 🙂. ↓ • Autor I am sorry, but I cannot help you there. I don’t play games on this laptop anymore.

I just installed Windows 10 to see if it worked and have used it for little more than reading news on the internet or writing text using Word (Microsoft Office Starter) and Writer (LibreOffice 4). In theory Windows 10 should work just like Windows Vista did. The only thing that could slow it down is the use of RAM. If Windows 10 uses up a lot more memory than Windows Vista did, then loading games may cause early swapping to the hard disk drive, which will increase loading times and may also have a performance impact on the games.

Hi royadam and welcome. SNY is the 'Sony Notebook Control Driver' which is part of the driver called 'SFEP' - Sony Firmware Extension Parser. I think there is one driver for Vista and for Windows 7 but I can' find it in the downloads for your model. The only place I can find it quickly is in the downloads for the VGN-FZ21M. If you download the Original Drivers Package from the link below, right-click on the bharathealthcares.com file and choose 'Extract All' and extract to c:. To install SFEP 1. Open device manager and check for devices that Windows 7 did not automatically install.

Look for one either called 'Unknown Device' or something like 'Intel LPC Device' with a yellow exclamation mark next to it. If you find this then right click the device and choose 'Properties' and then find the 'Details' tab. In the drop down box one of the items will be Hardware ID. Choose this option and make sure that the hardware ID is SNY Only if this ID matches you can now click the 'Drivers' tab and click to 'Install Driver' as normal. Select Browse my computer for driver software.

Select Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer. Select Have Disk. Select Browse. Browse to your back-up bharathealthcares.com file.

( FZ21_Drivers Drivers SFEP Driver (Sony) A - __logo bharathealthcares.com ) If you get a warning screen, select 'Install Anyway'.

Close & Re-Boot If you have any problems, come back and we can search again.