Uninstall your original ASMedia USB 3.1 driver. 1) On your keyboard, press the Windows logo key + R key together to invoke the Run box. 2) Type devmgmt.msc in the box and click OK. 2) On the open window, find your ASMedia USB 3.1 driver. It’s usually under the Universal Serial Bus controllers catalog. ASMedia USB 3.0 drivers. The ASMedia ASM1042 is the Universal Serial Bus 3.0 extended host controller, complies with Intel’s eXtensible Host Controller Interface (xHCI). ASM1042 is highly integrated with ASMedia PCI Express, SuperSpeed USB3.0, High Speed USB2.0 self-design PHYs, applied for SuperSpeed USB host PC system through PCI Express Bus Interface. Aug 5, 2014 - Problem 3 - Intel USB 3.0 Controller Driver May not Install through. Please Note: These issues are not specific to Stone PCs.
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When I click on Subject in the Device Manager and check to see if there are updated drivers, Windows goes to the Internet and attempts to install the driver but always has a time-out and the update fails. It recommends I go to the owner of the product and get the update there. My driver update program states the driver is out of date too but cannot install it and times out. It states the update is WHQL. I went to the driver update site at ASUS for my Maximus IX Hero motherboard and cannot find anything regarding subject. Does anyone know where I can go to download the latest version? Probably do not need to update the driver but thought I would ask since an older version is now installed. Thanks for any assistance.
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ASRock Z77 Extreme 4 Motherboard, Windows 8.1 Pro, Antec 900 case.
My USB 3.0 ports don't work. If I try to uninstall some of the drivers/devices in Device Manager, the computer freezes. If I try to install the Asmedia_USB3_Win8-64_Win8(v1.16.2.0) Driver, the computer freezes. If I try to install the Broadcom_Lan(v16.2.4.1_64Bit) driver (update from 15.6.1.2) the computer freezes. When I tried to install or uninstall the driver for my Creative Sound Blaster X-fi go! pro USB sound card the computer froze. I opened the Task Manager and closed a bunch of programs and eventually got the Creative driver to install. Tried the same with the others and it still caused the computer to freeze.
Not sure what the cause of this was, but on 2/27/2014 I had an assignment for my A+ Hardware class to attempt to update my drivers, and the only driver that was out of date and updated was the ASMedia USB 3.0 eXtensible Host Controller driver.
The computer worked fine until several days ago when, all of a sudden, my USB 3.0 ports quit functioning. I have 2x USB 2.0 ports with my Creative USB sound card in one and the dongle for my Microsoft mouse and keyboard in the other. I have a Logitech F710 gamepad in one of the back USB 3.0 ports (I believe these run on the ASMedia driver) and occasionally I use a couple of flash drives in the front USB 3.0 ports (I think these run on the Intel 3.0 drivers.)
Anyhow, when they quit working several days ago I eventually just restored my computer to a few days earlier using System Restore and everything worked fine after that. Then today I was watching a movie on the computer - I went to restart the computer afterwards and was getting ready to play some games. After the restart, my USB 3.0 ports quit working again.
In the Device Manager, under Other Devices, there were two items with the yellow exclamation marks that were labelled as USB Root Hub (xhci). After uninstalling them and some other USB stuff in the Device Manager, they eventually said Unknown device, which is the label they currently have.
Under Universal Serial Bus Controllers I have ASMedia USB 3.0 eXtensible Host Controller - 0096 (Microsoft) and Intel(R) USB 3.0 eXtensible Host Controller - 0100(Microsoft)
Earlier today I managed to install the Asmedia_USB3_Win8-64_Win8(v1.16.2.0) successfully and things started working fine. At some point, before or after this, I really can't remember I also followed a guide to change the Intel_USB3_Win7-64_Win7(v1.0.4.220) so that it would work on Win 8.1 and it seemed to install just fine. After getting the 3.0 ports to work again, then front ones quit working yet again for no apparent reason, while the back ones still continued to work. Then, while messing around in the Device Manager, I accidentally updated the ASMedia USB 3.0 eXtensible Host Controller - 0096 (Microsoft) again and all 3.0 USB ports quit functioning again.
I read that Microsoft provieds the Intel 3.0 USB driver and that Intel stopped making them after Win 7. The ASMedia 3.0 USB driver provided by ASRock is listed under Win8 64, but not 8.1.
My mouse is USB so I cannot uninstall many of the USB drivers under Device Manager without stopping my mouse and keyboard from functioning. Trying to uninstall certain devices there causes the computer to freeze. Trying to install the Asmedia_USB3_Win8-64_Win8(v1.16.2.0) causes the computer to freeze. Trying to update my Broadcom NetLink Gigabit Ethernet adapter driver causes the computer to freeze.
I've spent all day searching and reading and can't figure this out to save my life. I really don't want to reformat, either.
Incredibly long and convoluted but that's what I have. Any ideas; anyone? ...
My USB 3.0 ports don't work. If I try to uninstall some of the drivers/devices in Device Manager, the computer freezes. If I try to install the Asmedia_USB3_Win8-64_Win8(v1.16.2.0) Driver, the computer freezes. If I try to install the Broadcom_Lan(v16.2.4.1_64Bit) driver (update from 15.6.1.2) the computer freezes. When I tried to install or uninstall the driver for my Creative Sound Blaster X-fi go! pro USB sound card the computer froze. I opened the Task Manager and closed a bunch of programs and eventually got the Creative driver to install. Tried the same with the others and it still caused the computer to freeze.
Not sure what the cause of this was, but on 2/27/2014 I had an assignment for my A+ Hardware class to attempt to update my drivers, and the only driver that was out of date and updated was the ASMedia USB 3.0 eXtensible Host Controller driver.
The computer worked fine until several days ago when, all of a sudden, my USB 3.0 ports quit functioning. I have 2x USB 2.0 ports with my Creative USB sound card in one and the dongle for my Microsoft mouse and keyboard in the other. I have a Logitech F710 gamepad in one of the back USB 3.0 ports (I believe these run on the ASMedia driver) and occasionally I use a couple of flash drives in the front USB 3.0 ports (I think these run on the Intel 3.0 drivers.)
Anyhow, when they quit working several days ago I eventually just restored my computer to a few days earlier using System Restore and everything worked fine after that. Then today I was watching a movie on the computer - I went to restart the computer afterwards and was getting ready to play some games. After the restart, my USB 3.0 ports quit working again.
In the Device Manager, under Other Devices, there were two items with the yellow exclamation marks that were labelled as USB Root Hub (xhci). After uninstalling them and some other USB stuff in the Device Manager, they eventually said Unknown device, which is the label they currently have.
Under Universal Serial Bus Controllers I have ASMedia USB 3.0 eXtensible Host Controller - 0096 (Microsoft) and Intel(R) USB 3.0 eXtensible Host Controller - 0100(Microsoft)
Earlier today I managed to install the Asmedia_USB3_Win8-64_Win8(v1.16.2.0) successfully and things started working fine. At some point, before or after this, I really can't remember I also followed a guide to change the Intel_USB3_Win7-64_Win7(v1.0.4.220) so that it would work on Win 8.1 and it seemed to install just fine. After getting the 3.0 ports to work again, then front ones quit working yet again for no apparent reason, while the back ones still continued to work. Then, while messing around in the Device Manager, I accidentally updated the ASMedia USB 3.0 eXtensible Host Controller - 0096 (Microsoft) again and all 3.0 USB ports quit functioning again.
I read that Microsoft provieds the Intel 3.0 USB driver and that Intel stopped making them after Win 7. The ASMedia 3.0 USB driver provided by ASRock is listed under Win8 64, but not 8.1.
My mouse is USB so I cannot uninstall many of the USB drivers under Device Manager without stopping my mouse and keyboard from functioning. Trying to uninstall certain devices there causes the computer to freeze. Trying to install the Asmedia_USB3_Win8-64_Win8(v1.16.2.0) causes the computer to freeze. Trying to update my Broadcom NetLink Gigabit Ethernet adapter driver causes the computer to freeze.
I've spent all day searching and reading and can't figure this out to save my life. I really don't want to reformat, either.
Incredibly long and convoluted but that's what I have. Any ideas; anyone? ...