Update your USB drivers first, THEN if the problem isn't fixed, swap the system board. 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: This step reconfigures the USB 3.0 ports to function as USB 2. For these operating systems, make sure your BIOS settings have the xHCI Mode set to Auto or Smart Auto. Just be aware that swapping out the system board did not fix my problem that was just like yours. The Intel® USB 3.0 eXtensible Host Controller Driver is not supported in Windows XP or Windows Vista. I'm not advising you to swap out the WiFi NIC. Intel® USB 3. 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. Intel USB 3.0 Host Controller Adaptation Driver, version 1.0.0.42 Realtek Ethernet RTL8153 Controller Drivers, version 8.23.203.2015 Intel I217LM/V and I218LM Gigabit Ethernet Driver, version 12.12.80.19 Intel PRO/1000 Drivers (64-bit), version R18314167 Intel I219 NIC Drivers for DTO (64-bit), version 20.212.13.17.
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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