Thanx for great fix.We use multiple driver in win xp image at 8200 elite.This fix save my day !! That would eliminate naming conflict with existing service.Īctually you can put anything like “Intel use your head next time” as long as it doesn’t conflict with existing device or service. HECI_SvcDesc = “Intel (R) Management Engine Interfac” HECI_SvcDesc = “Intel (R) Management Engine Interface” to Thanks Intel for changing naming conventions for no reason 😛įound another solution in case you need to keep the HECI key in the registry for some reason (supporting multiple platforms on the same image)Įdit the following line in HECI.inf (MEI directory) I removed the HECI key and now all is good, when the box comes out of mini-setup, it just installs the newer MEI key. I had the same breadcrumb in my image for my HP 6000 Pro’s and couldn’t get it to lay down on my HP 6200 Pro’s even though I had all the updated drivers.
Rikko – thanks a lot for the post on the HECI fix – i pounded my head against this laptop most of the afternoon yesterday and your post fixed it in minutes. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.ġ1 Responses to “Intel IME / IME / HECI Windows XP driver issue on HP 8200 Elite SFF pc” You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. This entry was posted on Augat 14:49 and is filed under SCCM, Uncategorized. inf file of the heci.sys driver and change the DisplayName of the Service so they won’t conflict? I might have to remove it manually from this capture image then. Maybe it was already in the capture image i made with sccm? How did this HECI service get in there in the first place?
So the other service called HECI is preventing the MEI service from being created, and thus, the driver from being installed. With also a DisplayName of “Intel(r) Management Engine Interface” HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\MEI This key actually points to the correct driverfile (heci.sys) and also the correct version of the file.īut when i re-install the driver for the IME device, it creates a different service: Specifically i had to remove the registry key HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\HECI To resolve this, i had to delete this service in the registry, reboot, and after that the driver would succesfully install. The name is already in use as either a service name or a service display name.Īppearantly some other device driver already created a service called HECI, with a service Display Name of “Intel(r) Management Engine Interface” When adding the Intel IME driver for Windows XP on a HP Compaq 8200 Elite SFF computer, i would get an error saying: An error occured during the installation of the device.
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