>Anyway, I'm curious: does ASP show empty PCI slots as well? All cards must participate in a "roll call" at power-on time in order to be seen. (Built-in devices, too, participate in this "roll call" ... that's why you'll see some strange slot numbers showing up on certain machines).
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