Zitat von Fernando im Beitrag #316

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Changelog:

• new: 32/64bit Intel USB 3.0 Drivers v4.0.3.49 WHQL for Win7 dated 11/20/2015
• new: Intel USB 3.0 Drivers & Software Set v4.0.3.49 WHQL for Win7 dated 12/02/2015

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Zitat von Fernando im Beitrag #303

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@ sunbe:

Thanks for the video, which shows how you tried to get the Intel 3.0 Hub driver installed.
This is what I recommend to do:

1. Make sure, that the listed "Unknown Device" is really the Intel USB 3.0 Hub Device > Right click onto it > "Properties" > "Details" > "Property" > "Details". It should look like this:
   
2. Provided, that the "Unknown Device" is the Intel USB 3.0 Root Hub Device and you had successfully imported the Win-RAID CA Certificate, the driver installation for the "Unknown Device" should work rather easy:
   Right click onto the "Unknown Device" > "Update Driver Software" > "Browse my Computer..." > "Browse" > navigate to the folder named "Hub Driver - as second" > "OK" < "Next".
   Now the suitable driver should be automaticly installed.

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ASMedia ASM104x-ASM114x "Drivers and Software Set" v1.16.29.1 WHQL complete :
setup.exe and, as always, 2 different sets of drivers for manual install, one for WinXP->Win8.1, the other for Win10.

https://mega.nz/#!JBRwlCpB!Md8nOkjAundtz...jb0pEaGOZxerWPk

(Win10 part is the same as the actual one, FIY)

New to forums, but want to express my thanks to you for your USB 3.0 modded drivers for Intel. I went practically crazy talking to Microsoft support. and the Microsoft and Intel forums. I used the dpinst.exe. and the drivers went in just fine. Thanks a lot. Bob Neufeld

Thanks,
Works fine on W10 x64 Sabertooth X99.

I've just installed your latest drivers on windows 10/64bit.
- before installation, i ran the cmd-script for the certification
- after installation has completed, my computer needed to restart
- after restart, no usb-device works anymore. i can'tenter windows as my keyboard is not recognized. i don't have an ps2-adapter for mouse and keyboard.
How do i enter windows now?
This is the worst BS i've ever seen.

edit:
- installation included the intel extensible USB3.0 inf, no other drivers have been installed.
- computer is an i4770 on an asrock H87 pro 4 with 24 GB ram desktop machine

Both questions answer is YES.

USB devices were recognized during boot up. As soon as logon screen appears, every single USB port on my computer is dead.
This is a REAL nightmare. Tons of software activations run on that system and none of them can be deactivated for later reinstallation! I did everything as explained during installation and have NEVER experienced such a mess. I'm using windows since 3.11-

No, i didn't...i modified the usb3-drivers on win7 without any issue, so i felt comfortable.
The ASROCK H87 i use has HEAVY issues with usb3.0 on 64bit OS. Devices with high power consuption such as musical input devices and external sound cards don't work properly on 64bit. I realized, it's the intel extensible host driver that causes the issues. On win 7 you can deactivate the device, in win 10 you can't: the only option is to uninstall the drivers. So i wanted to use modified to see, if the problems could be solved that way. I have never imagined that all usb devices could just end working when updating the extensible driver. As i said: this is a real mess now.

edit: is there any chance to remove drivers via dos prompt?

Hi Fernando, Coup27 from the Anandtech foruns. Amazing website. I've been on here about 2 hours now learning a lot.

I'm afraid like Sunbe I am also having problems.

I have an ASUS H87I-PLUS mITX motherboard. According to my motherboard specifications:

Intel® H87 chipset :
6 x USB 3.0 port(s) (4 at back panel, , 2 at mid-board)
Intel® H87 chipset :
8 x USB 2.0/1.1 port(s) (4 at back panel, , 4 at mid-board)

So all my USB ports are Intel ones. I have added the CA certificate using the batch file method and rebooted. I then try and update the "Intel(R) USB 3.0 eXtensible Host Controller" by pointing device manager to the iusb3xhc.inf file but after clicking next it says the driver file is already up to date. I then try the "have disk" method and force it to accept the iusb3xhc.inf file and then all my USB ports stop working. My PC doesn't crash, but I now have no keyboard or mouse. If I force shutdown using the power button and reboot my USB ports are still not functioning.

Edit: Sounds like Gekko and I are having the same issue. Both lost all USB ports as soon as "Intel(R) USB 3.0 eXtensible Host Controller" has been updated. I think you should pull these drivers temporarily until we can investigate what is happening. Fortunately for me I am just messing around and I have a spare SSD I have loaded up Windows 10 on and I can switch back to my other SSD with Windows 7 on. I updated the USB drivers on Windows 7 using the original drivers and everything went fine.