Usb xHCI Compliant host controller Driver Error


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    Usb xHCI Compliant host controller Driver Error


    I have a gigabyte GA-Z77X-UD3H which uses the via chipset for USB (VIA VL800 chip)

    I have an error in system device for Usb xHCI Compliant host controller

    I am just wondering what drivers I can use for this?

    Also I didn't load any other drivers for my mobo - is this okay (I don't see any available for my motherboard)

    Do I need to load any "non Microsoft" drivers i.e. intel

    Thanks
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  2. Posts : 173
    Windows 10 Pro
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    You could try these for USB: Via USB 3.0 Drivers Version 4.90a

    Download, install using compatibility mode and reboot. Good Luck!

    And these are your motherboard's chipset drivers (select Windows 10): GIGABYTE - Motherboard - Socket 1155 - GA-Z77X-UD3H (rev. 1.0)

    Just download, unpack, install and reboot. Best of luck!
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    this fixed the Usb xHCI Compliant host controller Driver Error and now I have a Via USB 3 Root hub error... Any ideas?
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       #4

    Any ideas anyone I cant use 4 out of 6 usb ports :/
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    Windows 10 Pro
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    Have you installed you motherboards chipset driver provided with instructions in the link about?
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       #6

    yes the windows 10 drivers were the intel files

    its my via usb controller not working
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       #7

    anyone please help - it worked when I did a upgrade of windows 7 and worked in windows 7

    I want to stick with windows 10 but I need those usb
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    Windows 10 64bit
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    spluff said:
    this fixed the Usb xHCI Compliant host controller Driver Error and now I have a Via USB 3 Root hub error... Any ideas?
    If still having this problem turn off computer, remove card.
    Turn on computer.
    Install driver from here : http://www.rosewill.com/media/downlo...firmware_1.zip
    Turn off computer.
    Put card back in.
    Turn on computer.
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