Thanks a lot for your fast response!

The file I mentioned is larger than 6mb and could not be attached, so i'll just link it here . This is from august 2018. If people can´t install these on their h310, i'll call scam on Asus/Intel.

You said you are going to help me regarding the A36D. Do you have any news on the viability of making this ID to work on win7 64? I've tried your latest modded install a few hours ago and it did not work. It gave no errors but it remained yellow exclamation in device manager. Most probably i'm gonna return the board today or tomorrow. I've already boxed it to send back. I'm really curious to know about the asus prime z370-a or z370-p chipset support. I could not yet fish for their ID's.

Take your time and thanks a lot, you are really a helpful and kind person.

@Fernando:

Oh thanks for your intention to help with this problematic chipset, but I really cannot risk having the retailer not wanting the return and be stuck with a board that's useless to me.

Why did Asus do such thing as putting an old, not working driver as new. The level of nonsense involving these companies and microsoft with this new chip generation is really far out. Now i'm stuck with a processor which I don´t even know what mobo to pair with. Do you have any idea how could I get the ID's for the USB devices on the Asus prime z370-a? Maybe i'm not searching in the right places. Do you remember from the top of your head having worked on such devices?

@Fernando:

I understand that.

About the z370 ID's , do you remember having worked on any of them?

Well I found them, for example DEV_A2AF, identified as "200 Series/Z370 Chipset Family USB 3.0 xHCI Controller" in device hunt website. I found it listed inside the inf for the extensible controller provided by intel. There are a lot of entries for the "200 series/z370 "string on the device database website. Now I know that intel fitted the z370 into the 200 series of drivers. Curious that they do not considered it a 300 series for driver reasons. It adds weight to all of the criticism people had about how could intel make 8th gen compatible with 200 series.

I think it's safe to assume now that one may be able to install win 7 64 on a z370. I've heard many anectodal accounts of people being successful at doing so, and so far, NONE who have ever installed win7 on a b360m based on DEV_A36D, for the reasons you explained, before. Intel did not, and probably will never release any more driver for win7.

If anyone here reads this, and were able to install win 7 64 on their z370, say hello! ;)

Thanks for your attention, Fernando

There are two versions of H310, one is a binned down Z390 and the otehr, often referred to as H310 2.0, are rebranded H110. They have different hardware ID. Check my post few pages back

Yes, but there's an error with the device and it is not able to perform properly.

Hey, I'm poking around on MDL to try and get any further info on trying to force the in box Microsoft xHCI driver to work - but just to try and get some info, none of the driver packages (including the modified ones with certificates) support the Cannonlake PCH. Correct?

I'm assuming that is going to need Intel to compile up a version with the Cannonlake USB 3.1 code in the .sys itself?