- #Intel usb 3.0 host controller switch driver install
- #Intel usb 3.0 host controller switch driver drivers
- #Intel usb 3.0 host controller switch driver update
- #Intel usb 3.0 host controller switch driver driver
- #Intel usb 3.0 host controller switch driver software
When it restarts look at the driver tab for the Intel(R) USB 3.0 eXtensible Host Controller and the Intel(R) USB 3.0 Root Hub to confirm that you are now running the Intel drivers.
#Intel usb 3.0 host controller switch driver install
Once you have located the correct device right click on it and choose “Update Driver” Choose “Browse my computer”, Windows will ask you to identify the type of device, scroll down and select “Universal Serial Bus Devices”.Ĭlick next, choose “Have Disk”, “Browse” and select the modified iusb3hub.inf that we placed in the Intel(R)_USB_3.0_eXtensible_Host_Controller_Driver\Drivers\Win7\圆4\ folder earlier and click ok.Īgain, Windows will warn about driver signing, when the install is finished, reboot your machine. Once logged in, open Device Manager (win + r “devmgmt.msc”) and locate the entry under Other devices for an Unknown device, to find the correct one, double click on the entry for the unknown device view the details tab. Your machine will start with Driver signing enforcement disabled until the next reboot. When the machine starts, select “Disable driver signature enforcement”. Once the installation is complete, reboot the machine following the same procedure as above: Windows will warn that the driver is not signed and will require you to confirm the installation. In the Window that pops up titled “Install From Disk” choose “Browse” and navigate to the location where we replace the original infs with the two modified.
#Intel usb 3.0 host controller switch driver drivers
Next choose “Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer”. Now click “Update Driver” and then select “Browse my computer for driver software”. You should see that the driver provider is Microsoft. Double click on the entry for the Intel(R) USB 3.0 eXtensible Host Controller and select the Drivers tab. When the machine restarts, open Device Manager (win + r, devmgmt.msc). Then, when the machine restarts, select “Disable driver signature enforcement”. Troubleshoot - Advanced options - Start Up Settings - Restart Now make the following selections to boot into the Start Up Setting Screen To do this press the Windows key + R and in the run box type: To install the Intel drivers in place of the in box XHCI stack, we’ll have to temporarily disable Driver Signing Enforcement.
#Intel usb 3.0 host controller switch driver update
This will update these two infs with the modified versions that will allow the Intel driver to install on Windows 8 when the Host Controller and USB hub drivers are updated. Intel(R)_USB_3.0_eXtensible_Host_Controller_Driver\Drivers\Win7\圆4\ Place the files in the following directory of the unzipped driver package and click yes when Windows warns that we are over writing a file with the same name: We are going to replace the existing versions of these two files with the ones we just downloaded. inf files which have been modified to allow the Intel driver to install on Windows 8: Once the download has finished, extract the. Intel(R)_USB_3.0_eXtensible_Host_Controller_Driver rev. It’s currently at version 1.0.6.245 and can be downloaded from the following link:
Look for the Intel(R) USB 3.0 eXtensible Host Controller under Universal Serial Bus controllers in Device Manager.įirst, download the latest driver package from Intel. *NOTE* These instructions are only for machines with an Intel eXtensible Host Controller. This can be fixed by forcing Windows to use the Intel USB 3.0 host controller drivers instead of the built in stack. While this brings some benefits like UASP support, there are some devices that currently don’t work with the Microsoft stack on the Intel USB 3.0 host controller.
#Intel usb 3.0 host controller switch driver software
One of the new features of Windows 8 is the built in XHCI host controller software and USB stack. Feel free to also comment below if problems remain but Plugable cannot offer technical support or take any responsibility for any issues this process may cause to your computer. This post is being kept for historical background, but we recommend working with your computer manufacturer and/or Microsoft on any remaining issues with the built-in Windows 8.1 USB 3.0 stack. Important Notice: As of Windows 8.1, we don’t recommend replacing the in-box Windows USB 3.0 stack with the Intel Windows 7 stack, as described in this post.
Update : See our related post: Windows 8.1 and the ASMedia USB 3.1 XHCI 1.1 Host Controller
Originally authored by: Jerome Myers, December 1, 2012
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