Zitat von Fernando im Beitrag #1950

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@gordo999:
Attached are freshly mod+signed 64bit Intel USB 3.0/3.1 drivers v5.0.4.43 for testing purposes.
Good luck!

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Zitat von Omicron im Beitrag #1936

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Well, sort of good and then bad news regarding the 7850 generic drivers.

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@gordo999:
7850 does not contain, nor need that additional DLL. Windows 8 and up I recall use it, or some variation of it that is referenced and installed in the .inf itself - 7850 installs an additional .sys file instead which seems to perform the same role, and it was installed successfully in tests.
Like I said, it almost works, I just get hit with a Code 31 error like someone needs to debug or trace the code manually when it is running (beyond my capability.)

Zitat von Fernando im Beitrag #1953

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@gordo999:
If you want, that Omicron gets notified about your reply/questions, you should directly address your post to him.

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@Omicron

Zitat von Omicron im Beitrag #1954

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Like I said, it almost works, I just get hit with a Code 31 error like someone needs to debug or trace the code manually when it is running (beyond my capability.)

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Zitat von gordo999 im Beitrag #1958

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@Omicron
Can you point me to the package you are using? Being new here I'm not yet familiar with shortened forms of the package names.

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@Fernando Hi, and thanks for all you do. I have been using your modded intel usb drivers since windows 10 came out and with great success. Well except after forced updates lol. I seem to have an issues with a new gen motherboard with a 9th gen i5. In my device manager i have these two under USB controllers

Intel(R) USB 3.1 eXtensible Host Controller - 1.10 (Microsoft)

USB Root Hub (USB 3.0)

Normally using your dpinst method everything works great. Not sure why Microsoft hates me. I use a security dongle for some software and the only way to make windows recognize it is through your drivers. The Microsoft ones will give an invalid descriptor and makes our software not work on our customers machines.

Is there a method i should be using instead? Any information is appreciated.

Thanks

A user on the MDL forums is claiming that a driver for a PCH possibly can be used for xHCI controllers generically on Windows 7, although the claims are a bit confusing - he cites that iaAHCI.INF can be used - only thing is though, this sounds like an AHCI driver, not xHCI...

He also mentions the ICH6 PCH, which is (if my research is correct) a really old Pentium 4 chipset made in the early 2000s.

This is a link to the thread:
https://forums.mydigitallife.net/threads...r.76335/page-26

Zitat von Fernando im Beitrag #1963

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It seems, that the MDL Forum member macnavarra has confused AHCI (= Storage) and xHCI (= USB) Controllers.

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@Fernando Using the manual method with the newest driver yields these results. I have done it manually before using your older 4.0.5.55 drivers. So i am familiar with it. Im thinking there is something new going on. Thanks for your reply.