Zitat von Fernando im Beitrag #1138

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Which are the options your mainboard BIOS offers?

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Zitat von Fernando im Beitrag #1138

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Yes, I have modded the older Intel USB 3.0 drivers v1.0.10.255 as well. These are the latest drivers, which natively do support Intel 7-Series Chipsets, but only while running Win7. My mod+signed variant may additionally support Win8 and Win10. The 64bit variant of these drivers is attached. It would be fine, if you can test these USB 3.0 drivers and report about your results.

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@Fernando and all:

I just installed the ASMedia USB 3.0/3.1 v1.16.48.1 WHQL drivers on the machine in my sig and no problems so far.

Cheers

Zitat

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Did you have problems with the previously released ASMedia USB 3.1 drivers?

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Yes I did. Versions after v1.16.41.3 but before v1.16.47.2 all had problems for me.

Zitat

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Do you think, that I can remove the links to the much older ASMedia USB 3.1 drivers v1.16.41.3 from the start post??

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Yeah I don't see a problem with that.

@Fernando
Ok, I've tested the drivers you provided and they seem to work fine, one strange issue is with one single device which is an ORICO 2.5 inch external sata caddy which doesn't seem to work: The drive inside spins up, windows plays the sound and then it turns off. Not sure why but it works on USB 2.0 so it's just weird and I don't understand how it's possible. Apart from that everything seems to work fine

@Fernando
This is interesting... I tried to mod the USB3 drivers for windows 7 that came on my motherboard's website and that device still doesn't get recognsed... I assume it's because of the driver itself and I imagine it wouldn't work on Windows 7 either. So thanks a lot for your work, I really appreciate it!!

@ bussola99

That's interesting, because i have a USB2 caddy that I removed from a Verbatim 2.5" external drive case and I replaced the original Hitachi 160GB hybrid drive with a 2.5" 1TB drive, which has a similar symptom with the previous Asmedia USB3-3.1 driver. I must try it with the new drivers I installed earlier this morning to see if it was the old driver or whether it has a hardware/cable problem, which is what i thought it was.

It used to work fine on my HP Pavilion dv6 3000 series notebook, but it did the light on continually and not seen by Windows when I last used it on my Asus Maximus VIII Ranger desktop. I should have tried it again on the HP notebook to confirm a hardware fault but got too busy ....

@Fernando

Zitat von Fernando im Beitrag #1146

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it would be a good idea to specify the drivers you have tested.

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Zitat von bussola99 im Beitrag #1144

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I imagine it wouldn't work on Windows 7 either.

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@Fernando
It's the one I'm providing here. I've already tried modding the INF by myself and installing it on Windows 10 (with signature check disabled) but no signs of the caddy working, so maybe there's nothing to be done about this, there's also the possibility that I did something wrong but it might as well be a slight incompatibility with windows 10. The archive contains all the original files, I had to delete the exe's to stay under 6mb.
By the way, I think the caddy uses an ASMedia controller if this is useful

@Fernando
I didn't mean that, I'm pretty sure I have no ASMedia controller on my motherboard, the caddy uses an ASMedia controller for the sata to usb conversion