Reinstall the driver using the INF only method, using Device manager to install the basic driver components only.The conflict between the driver's port monitoring application and an add-application which is also probing the USB ports can cause either program to cease working, or the USB ports themselves may intermittently fail to respond or detect devices. The monitoring application monitors all ports on the system including USB 2.0 ports and issues can be seen across all ports in the system. This notifies you, for example, if you plug a USB 3.0 device into a USB 2.0 port. The USB 3.0 Controllers above install their own port monitoring application by default. Problem 1 - Intermittent Device Response with Third Party ApplicationsĪpplications which monitor the USB ports on a system may not work, or USB devices in the system may have intermittent issues Native support for most of these controllers is available from within Windows 8.1 the Windows 8 / Windows 8.1 in-box driver is not affected by the issues discussed in this article.
Intel 1x0: Intel fourth generation USB 3.0 controllers as integrated into the Skylake series chipsets such as the H110M, B150 and Q170.Intel8/9: Intel second and third generation USB 3.0 controllers as integrated into the 8 and 9 Series Intel chipsets, such as the Q87.Intel7: Intel first generation USB 3.0 controller as Integrated into the 7 Series Intel Chipset, such as Q77, HM75 etc.Renesas2: Renesas second generation USB 3.0 Controller uPD720201 and uPD720202 as used in some high end motherboards.Renesas1: Renesas first generation USB 3.0 Controller uPD720200 and uPD720200a, as used in the Intel 6 Series Desktop boards.The main controllers addresses by this article are: Please Note: These issues are not specific to Stone PCs or desktops but rather are related to the chipsets and drivers supplied from the chipset manufacturer.
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