[Solution] Win7 drivers for USB 3.0/3.1 Controllers of new Intel chipset systems

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@PatrickK

Cool, thanks for the screenshot.

do you want to see index?

@PatrickK

What canonkong’s driver does is to support chipsets that do not have official usb drivers by the manufacturer, that includes USB2 and USB3.0/3.1/3.2 ports that are provided by the chipset; it doesn’t matter if USB2 or 3.x or whatever, if they are all provided by the chipset they use all the same chip and the same driver. On Z390 and ‘similar’ Windows 7 cannot use its built-in USB2 drivers because these USB2 ports are provided by the chipset and an other driver is required to make them to work.

i understand, that is on z390 install modded drvs and usb 3.0/3.1 and 2.0 because they is in chipset.

@PatrickK

For example we can take a look on an ASRock Z390M Pro4. On that model I test my Windows 7 ISOs before releasing (and others, of course), and that motherboard has 10 USB ports but in the device manager you will see just two entries in the USB section, two if I remeber correctly, and that’s it, there are not like one entry for a controller and a hub for every two USB ports like it is pretty common on motherboards that use dedicated USB3 chips for its USB3 capability. More and more components are moving from dedicated chips into the chipset/CPU, nothing new.

yeah!