@JohnM, you're absolutely right!

v1.16.59.1 drivers have issues with USB 1.x and USB 2.0 devices.

My keyboard and mouse doesn't work, as well as an USB 2.0 flash drive.

Sticking with v1.16.58.1 for now.

I had the same issue on a ASUS p8h67-m pro with a 2600k while developing my Windows 7 SP2.9-Release, the same issue wether as a slipstreamed ISO or updating the drivers after completing the installation. USB-Stick on usb3 was recognozed as usual but the mouse on usb3 didn't work. v1.16.58.1 works fine and I will stick with this version for now. I didn't do any more testig with v1.16.59.1.

@Fernando

I already said it, but I installed ok these new 1.16.59.1 via device manager and working nicely!!!

New ASMEDIA USB 3.0/3.1 driver v1.16.59.1 installed on W10 build 1903 via Dpinst64 method does work fine on ASUS Sabertoth X99.

I have a question about the Win-Raid Certificate, I am a bit worried about the security risks of using it. I imagine this has been answered in some capacity already but I couldn't find anything concrete through a web search. How much of a risk does the cert pose? Can some 3rd party misuse it?

I also noticed running certmgr.msc it is possible to change the Certification purposes, at the very least I would prefer to change those to only purposes required for Intel USB 3.0 v5.0.4.43 drivers instead of all of them. I don't suppose anyone here knows which Certification purposes are needed?

I installed the modded intel usb drivers v5.0.4.43, but there seems to be a problem with the usb 3.1 host controller.
I have a Dell XPS 15 9560 laptop with a 130W Dell WD15 docking station.

(and I have no idea why it's partially in Dutch, as my display language is set to English. Windows...)

1. Windows 10 Enterprise 64 bit build 18362
2. The HW ID from the 3.0 controller is PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_A12F&SUBSYS_07BE1028&REV_31
The HW ID from the 3.1 controller is PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_15B5&SUBSYS_11112222&REV_00
3. I installed the certificate by running the batch file as administrator and then installed the drivers using the included .exe file.

Reinstalling the driver or updating the driver from the ms driver spits out the same error.

Hello
I have Asrock H77M board which uses Intel USB 3.0 Controller. I'm running Windows 10 Pro 64bit ver.1903
When I use windows drivers I can see 4 ports labeled H and another 4 as S under USB 3.0 controller in Tree Viewer but all 4 of my physical ports are the ones labled as H.
When I use the drivers from this site the labels show only in ports that have devices connected, but they are also H. I can get only about 40MB/s maximum read speed out of my WD My Passport HDD.
Can someone help me?