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Gas said:

From your system specs i see you have a sandy bridge and it seems that others have that problem, me too also with W8 not having it with W10;
must be a kind of chipset bug effecting the USB controller, after several trouble shootings i found out that disconnecting temporarily the USB WIFI dongle works out; try disconnecting one per time your USB peripheral and see if one of them is the one causing the problem.

That just reminded me, USB3 connectors and controllers need drivers other than for USB2 bus so they may not have kicked in yet if you plugged dongle in it. Some MBs may also have USB ports next to PS/2 connector specially adopted for keyboard/mouse and dongle is detected as keyboard/mouse even when those are not active.

jaknapceu said:

Hey guys,
Now i make a clean install of Windows 10 Home x64 10240 and upgrade to 10568.3 with WU all successfully but when i was on 10240 WU downloading drivers and install it but after restart and boot to 10568.3 in WU is nothing about drivers see screenshot:



But all drivers graphic,sound,touchpad etc.. are installed.

Hi Jak.....,
Mine is the same, i think that the update history is reset, it only show the updates following the new release.

K350 here and M570 linked to the same Unifying Receiver. I have a unifying receiver on all my PC's with a wireless Logitech keyboard of some sort. Hasn't been an issue for me either. Even on clean installs. The dongle just emulates a USB keyboard and as far as the PC is concerned, that's what's plugged in. I can even access my BIOS with no problems. You only need the software if you want to unlink/link devices like I did. Must be another issue going on there?

CountMike said:

That just reminded me, USB3 connectors and controllers need drivers other than for USB2 bus so they may not have kicked in yet if you plugged dongle in it. Some MBs may also have USB ports next to PS/2 connector specially adopted for keyboard/mouse and dongle is detected as keyboard/mouse even when those are not active.

I've done clean installs (booted from) from my USB 2.0 thumb drives, plugged into a USB 3.0 port with no issues. Not saying your wrong, just an example of what worked for me. USB 3 hasn't been an issue for me so far. The Logitech Unifying receiver just looks like a USB mouse/keyboard to the PC. I can access my BIOS no problems with any of my Logitech keyboards that use that receiver. It's a nice feature that it works like that right out of the box with no drivers required.

alphanumeric said:

I've done clean installs (booted from) from my USB 2.0 thumb drives, plugged into a USB 3.0 port with no issues. Not saying your wrong, just an example of what worked for me. USB 3 hasn't been an issue for me so far. The Logitech Unifying receiver just looks like a USB mouse/keyboard to the PC. I can access my BIOS no problems with any of my Logitech keyboards that use that receiver. It's a nice feature that it works like that right out of the box with no drivers required.

When it happened to me I could use keyboard and mouse within the BIOS but did not work in windows.
About USB 3 drivers: in sandy bridge systems USB 3 was not embedded in the chipset, there was an external controller with it's own drivers.

alphanumeric said:

I've done clean installs (booted from) from my USB 2.0 thumb drives, plugged into a USB 3.0 port with no issues. Not saying your wrong, just an example of what worked for me. USB 3 hasn't been an issue for me so far. The Logitech Unifying receiver just looks like a USB mouse/keyboard to the PC. I can access my BIOS no problems with any of my Logitech keyboards that use that receiver. It's a nice feature that it works like that right out of the box with no drivers required.

I had problems with MB before this one, wouldn't BOOT of USB3 or react even with wired KB in it.

f14tomcat said:

More likely, "is it plugged in?"

Oops, click that's fixed it.

thegeriatric said:

Oops, click that's fixed it.

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