Intel® USB 3.0 eXtensible Host Controller driver

LordLiverpool said:

Just go and check the link, it's all explained there. Basically, Microsoft thinks its drivers are just fine, but they're not. Fernando's whole thing is adapting Windows 7 drivers to later OS's.

There are many occasions that MS drivers think they are better, but I prefer an older official (OEM) driver over a newer MS driver. Now you know why.

Hello! I have an Asus FX503VD, i7 7700hq and running windows 10 and recently i have seen that my usb ports dont work properly.
Everytime i connect my flash drives or external hdd via usb works fine at first connection. If i disconnect and connect again they dont show in my computer and in device manager the have a yellow triangle next to it, on properties is says something about a code 38.
It works fine after restart but does the same on second connection.
I have the usb extensible host controller 3.0 microsoft 1.0.

My question is witch of the driver in the link is good for me?
There are so many there and i dont know which one is better for my laptop.
Many thanks and waiting for your reply.

The laptop is new so has a buit-in battery... Thats a little bit difficult to follow your idea.
Thanks anyways.

kippy90 said:

Hello! I have an Asus FX503VD, i7 7700hq and running windows 10 and recently i have seen that my usb ports dont work properly.
I have the usb extensible host controller 3.0 microsoft 1.0.

My question is witch of the driver in the link is good for me?
There are so many there and i dont know which one is better for my laptop.
Many thanks and waiting for your reply.

What link? at intel or at WinRaid?

Don't know if it help but most laptops with built in Batteries also have a way to "reset" the battery via a very small reset button or similar , check your support Docs.

do you have the latest bios installed on the laptop?

Yes i just updated bios last night. I was refering to the Winraid link. Thanks.

kippy90 said:

Yes i just updated bios last night. I was refering to the Winraid link. Thanks.

I don't know your laptop but probably the Modded 5.0.4.43 for 64 bit. but just so you know be sure you can use the trackpad or something else that is not USB to control the laptop as you will lose you use mouse during the installation most likely.

You need to follow the instructions to install the Certificate 1st though or Win 10 won't let it install. Ask further questions over there if needed.....

• for Intel Chipset systems from 8-Series up to 200-Series:
  
  • >"pure" 64bit Intel USB 3.0/3.1 Drivers v5.0.4.43 re-mod+signed by me (with DPInst option)< (>MIRROR<)Note: These drivers are dated 05/11/2017 and were re-modified and signed by me at 08/25/2018.

I realize that this is an old thread, but I'm wondering if Fernando had any upgradable for USB 3.0 extensible host controller driver pertaining to Intel(R) 6 series/C200 series chipset on the link provided on this thread?

Forum - USB 3.0/3.1 Drivers (original and modded)

I note that the oldest modded one he has is intel 7 series but I'm not sure if that would work for this one.

Thank you

Hornetzero said:

I realize that this is an old thread, but I'm wondering if Fernando had any upgradable for USB 3.0 extensible host controller driver pertaining to Intel(R) 6 series/C200 series chipset on the link provided on this thread?
Forum - USB 3.0/3.1 Drivers (original and modded)
I note that the oldest modded one he has is intel 7 series but I'm not sure if that would work for this one.
Thank you

I was never able to get Fernando's Driver signing to work on My Asus X99 Board with Win10, and he couldn't figure out Why but
if you are lucky it maybe worth a try if you have issues. (YMMV)

KB.

Why not restart in test mode (ignore driver signatures), install the unsigned driver and then restart in normal mode?