- #AMD USB XHCI COMPLIANT HOST CONTROLLER DRIVER DRIVERS#
- #AMD USB XHCI COMPLIANT HOST CONTROLLER DRIVER UPDATE#
- #AMD USB XHCI COMPLIANT HOST CONTROLLER DRIVER DRIVER#
- #AMD USB XHCI COMPLIANT HOST CONTROLLER DRIVER WINDOWS 10#
- #AMD USB XHCI COMPLIANT HOST CONTROLLER DRIVER SOFTWARE#
#AMD USB XHCI COMPLIANT HOST CONTROLLER DRIVER WINDOWS 10#
Attempt to get personal help from Microsoft support through the Windows 10 "Get Help" app. trying to troubleshoot), then I'd suggest choosing "load optimised defaults" option in BIOS to reset them back to default. Another thing, if you have at any point made changes to the USB settings in BIOS (e.g. a Windows 10 installer) then you may struggle with no working USB ports. The trouble is, that if you need to create recovery media (e.g. Yes the USB keyboard and mouse working fine in BIOS suggest to me there's no serious hardware problem, so I think there's certainly hope of being able to recover it. OK, not the same issue I had then with usb.inf. I really appreciate the insight and your opinion about when others think it's the drivers. Building a PC is pretty much a last ditch effort because I'm getting so desperate haha.
#AMD USB XHCI COMPLIANT HOST CONTROLLER DRIVER UPDATE#
I was able to update it to the most recent version. Building a new PC is a rather extreme solution to this!
#AMD USB XHCI COMPLIANT HOST CONTROLLER DRIVER SOFTWARE#
The fact that the mouse and keyboard works until the OS boots strongly suggests it's a software problem.
#AMD USB XHCI COMPLIANT HOST CONTROLLER DRIVER DRIVER#
This driver is not for Windows 8/8.1/10 as they have USB 3.0 support built in, so a separate driver is not required. Which version of Windows are you using? For Windows 7 only - as you mention the xHCI controller is showing the error, it may be worth trying re-installing the Intel USB 3.0 driver. And the problem normally remains unsolved.
#AMD USB XHCI COMPLIANT HOST CONTROLLER DRIVER DRIVERS#
But of course, manufacturers do not write drivers for generic USB keyboards or mice, as they are built into Windows. Most topics I've seen on similar issues someone will insist that your drivers are corrupted and you need to download the latest drivers from the manufacturer and update them. My current PC is about 4 years old and I have an MSI Gaming 5 MOBO, i7-4790k, 16gb of RAM, and a GTX 1080. I'm not sure if this will fix my problem of not having my USB ports not think anything is there but it's one last thing to try before just building a new computer. I've tried uninstalling them all and restarting my computer as well as choosing the options to not let Windows power down those ports. (Code 10) The requested operation was unsuccessful. The last one has a yellow triangle with an exclamation point and when I go to the properties it says |This device cannot start. When I go into my device manager, under the USB controllers I have: 2x Generic USB Hub, 2x Standard Enhanced PCI to USB Host Controller, 2x USB Root Hub, and one USB xHCI Compliant Host Controller. The last thing that I can think of is it may be related to this issue. I've tried practically everything under the sun that I've found online as well as in other topics I've made on other sites. I think that the ports are getting power but no data. They work with other computers and I've plugged other keyboards and mice into my computer with the same results. I'm able to use a PS/2 keyboard and mouse no problem. They are usable in the BIOS but once the computer boots they turn off. Update your USB drivers first, THEN if the problem isn't fixed, swap the system board.I've been having some issues with my computer for a while now wherein my USB keyboard and mouse doesn't work. You may want to try updating your Microsoft driver for your AMD USB 3.0 eXtensible Host Controller to at least this version if you haven't already: Just be aware that swapping out the system board did not fix my problem that was just like yours. I'm not advising you to swap out the WiFi NIC. I could not pin down the true fix of my problem-it can only be one of the two following changes:ġ) Microsoft later updated the AMD USB 3.10 eXtensible Host Controller via Windows Update.Ģ) I swapped the WiFi NIC that I was installing in PCI-e slot 4 (and that has a USB-attached Bluetooth card onboard) with the latest and greatest model with the Intel AX200 chipset. HOWEVER, I found out in my own instance that swapping out my own system board did not make the problem go away! Eventually the problem did get fixed, but it was not due to swapping the system board.
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