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There will be MANY sub-folders to the WinSxS folder -I believe the ones you are most interested in for the USB ports have folder names similar to beginning with “amd64_usb” and include versioning like “” plus either “17238”, “17731”, and/or “18088” for actually up to 3 different ‘Unknown’ or missing USB devices.

Intel usb 3.0 extensible host controller windows 7 64 install#

Choose "Browse my computer for driver software", as it won’t be found on-line, and "Browse." then navigate to the ‘parent’ folder for your *.inf files (it was the C:\Windows\WinSxS for me) and check the “Include subfolders” box then “Next” to install the driver(s) and fix the USB problem.

Right-click the 'Unknown' (USB) item and choose the "Update Driver Software…" option,.

Search your system to find the usbhub3.inf file location –I found it within C:\Windows\WinSxS subfolders.

(the earliest dated *.inf file): 7/23/15 "Device configured (usbhub3.inf)"

Intel usb 3.0 extensible host controller windows 7 64 drivers#

Status: The drivers for this device are not installed. Properties: Intel(R) USB 3.0 eXtensible Host Controller - 0100 (Microsoft) Open Control Panel, Device Manager to check for your USB device(s) listed as 'Unknown' under "Other" devices, and take note of the spec's.Workaround/Remedy: Manually reinstall the driver. I believe I have reason to really suspect that the USB drivers (and the reluctance of the manufacturer to advance them for the 8.1 OS…) are really at the root of the problem but, anyway, here’s how I remedied this: I also found that I would lose my USB ports- yet inconsistently so -when either other Windows Updates had been installed or I simply placed a certain microSD plug- w/ its USB adapter -into one of the USB ports (I guess the system couldn’t handle the shock of an 8GB microSD?).

Intel usb 3.0 extensible host controller windows 7 64 update#

I had the same/similar USB port loss-problem with my HP Pavilion 11-n010dx x360 laptop with Windows 8.1, and I didn’t have the aforementioned problem-Windows Update (or its ‘child’ updates) to begin with. Faster Fancy Stuff might need version 4.70. (using it from here) Version 4.40 works just fine. The doc's say windows 7, 8, & 8.1, but they work on 10 as well. Pre-empt the generic drivers, and the device works. Then run it to install the drivers written by the device manufacturer.

Intel usb 3.0 extensible host controller windows 7 64 windows 10#

The drivers That Work with Windows 10 are in the above page.ĭownload and UnZip the installation package, (Windows 10 File Explorer program to unzip and extract) Scroll to the bottom of the page for the Doc's (.PDF) and Drivers (.ZIP)įor the VIA VL-800 and VL-801 chip on the VIA USB 3.0 card, It Was Seen when plugged into my USB 2.0 card. Ivanwith the generic USB 3.0 driver from windows, my Seagate disk was not seen at all on the USB 3.0 card.

I have got ASUS laptop G55VW (ROG series) and on ASUS website there is no drivers for win 10 (except 8 and 9 Series chipset) and yes, it's good to know if someone could help me, my chipset is HM77 Ivy Bridge.

Trying everything, reinstalling, looking from ASUS website for drivers, but then I agreed with myself that I will wait until Win 10 came out so I had hope that this will solve my problem but it didn't! :-( I also looked on forums, different threads but no luck. After that I tried and tried to make USB 3.0 in function but not successful. After a while I have had installed fresh Win 8.1 system. So, before some time I had Win 8 and everything was fine.