- In Internet Explorer, click Tools, and then click Internet Options. On the Security tab, click the Trusted Sites icon. Click Sites and then add these website addresses one at a time to the list: You can only add one address at a time and you must click Add after each one.
- ASMedia USB 3.0 drivers for Windows ASMedia USB 3.0 drivers The ASMedia ASM1042 is the Universal Serial Bus 3.0 extended host controller, complies with Intel’s eXtensible Host Controller Interface (xHCI).
I installed the latest ASMedia USB 3 driver for XP. It doesn't work. The driver also screws up my USB 2 ports. So I need to uninstall it.
The uninstall directions are useless, they are:
Use the following procedure to uninstall the software:
1. Select 'Uninstall' from the following steps:
- Go to 'Start'
- Select 'Control Panel'
- Select 'Add or Remove Programs'
- Find 'Asmedia ASM104x USB3.0 Host Controller Driver',
select it and click the 'Remove' button.
you can also use the following procedure to unisntall the
software:
- Go to 'Start'
- Select 'Program'
- Select 'Asmedia Technology'
- Select 'ASM104x USB3.0 Driver'
- Click shortcut 'uninstall'
Becasue there is no option to 'remove program' or 'uninstall' as described. They also have a warning in the readme.txt file:
9. UNINSTALLATION NON-DRIVER COMPONENTS
Removal of this software from the system will render any
USB devices inaccessible by the operating system;
therefore, uninstallation procedure will only uninstall
non-critical components of this software (user interface,
start menu links, etc.).
So I need to uninstall the driver manually in a way that won't screw anything else up.
Thanks
The uninstall directions are useless, they are:
Use the following procedure to uninstall the software:
1. Select 'Uninstall' from the following steps:
- Go to 'Start'
- Select 'Control Panel'
- Select 'Add or Remove Programs'
- Find 'Asmedia ASM104x USB3.0 Host Controller Driver',
select it and click the 'Remove' button.
you can also use the following procedure to unisntall the
software:
- Go to 'Start'
- Select 'Program'
- Select 'Asmedia Technology'
- Select 'ASM104x USB3.0 Driver'
- Click shortcut 'uninstall'
Becasue there is no option to 'remove program' or 'uninstall' as described. They also have a warning in the readme.txt file:
9. UNINSTALLATION NON-DRIVER COMPONENTS
Removal of this software from the system will render any
USB devices inaccessible by the operating system;
therefore, uninstallation procedure will only uninstall
non-critical components of this software (user interface,
start menu links, etc.).
So I need to uninstall the driver manually in a way that won't screw anything else up.
Thanks
Hi all,
So a bit over a year ago I upgraded my Windows 7 - Windows 10, as I'm sure many of us have. I didn't uninstall intel usb 3.0 extensible host controller (As Windows 10 has its own) Anyway, that being said it's been hassle free for all this time until yesterday. For some reason all USB ports have been knocked out. Managing to get to device manager VIA a PS2 keyboard it's showing an issue with said driver (intel usb 3.0 extensible host controller). Partially blaming this (as it seems obvious). Is there any kind of work around? I use a wireless adapter, so annoyingly I can't just go and hop online and do it all that way. - If I just uninstall the driver, will Windows revert to using its own one again? Is there any risks of just uninstalling? Seems like Intel rolled out an update and it has incompatibility with Windows 10 annnd its automatically downloaded and installed the update. Meh, any help will be appreciated TIA
So a bit over a year ago I upgraded my Windows 7 - Windows 10, as I'm sure many of us have. I didn't uninstall intel usb 3.0 extensible host controller (As Windows 10 has its own) Anyway, that being said it's been hassle free for all this time until yesterday. For some reason all USB ports have been knocked out. Managing to get to device manager VIA a PS2 keyboard it's showing an issue with said driver (intel usb 3.0 extensible host controller). Partially blaming this (as it seems obvious). Is there any kind of work around? I use a wireless adapter, so annoyingly I can't just go and hop online and do it all that way. - If I just uninstall the driver, will Windows revert to using its own one again? Is there any risks of just uninstalling? Seems like Intel rolled out an update and it has incompatibility with Windows 10 annnd its automatically downloaded and installed the update. Meh, any help will be appreciated TIA
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Intel USB 3.0 extensible host controller and Windows 10. Thread starter jamontoast; Start date Feb 22, 2018; Forums. Managing to get to device manager VIA a PS2 keyboard it's showing an issue with said driver (intel usb 3.0 extensible host controller). Partially blaming this (as it seems obvious).