USB SuperSpeed error code 43

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At least you got the process nailed down.

What specific driver did you have to install? I tried his modded+signed and after restart same problem.
Z370 board
I seem to recall someone doing either something with usbtree type app or resetting CMOS in the bios to resolve this?

UPDATE + FIX (when Win-RAID drivers don't resolve, which happens more often than not):

So, having had this happen in the past I had this niggling feeling that I had spent a LOT of time trying to resolve this before, and what's interesting is that having gone through my saved notes (took me a moment to find), is that even after a completely fresh install of Win 10, the exact same problem persisted. Really.

After much trial and error, the solution to this issue actually lies not within Windows, but instead with the motherboard itself.
It seems that when a USB port fails to reset, quite often Windows cannot resolve, which was evidenced after a clean install from scratch.
Instead the actual port(s) on the motherboard has kind of gotten into a pickle - I have a LOT of USB devices.

Solution was quite simple, but I thought I should detail for anyone else in the future who may have this issue, and cannot resolve after spending hours with modified USB drivers.

Power down the PC
Unplug the power from the PSU/Wall
Remove ALL USB connections
Reset the CMOS (button or jumper depending on your board)
Plug back in power + keyboard only at this stage
Start PC and BIOS will prompt to enter (like 1st time install)
Have it set to your Win 10 boot drive
When in Win 10 begin to reconnect your USB devices one at a time and wait until they are recognized

Fixed!