Windows 10: IBtUsb_Filter_00

I have a new computer and I am having trouble finding a driver for IBtUsb_Filter_00.
The Hardware ID doesn't have a value.

To see it, you go to the Device Manager > View > Show Hidden Devices. It is listed under "Other Devices".

My motherboard is a GIGABYTE X299X DESIGNARE 10G.

I have done a lot of searching, but haven't been able to find anything.
I have searched the GIGABYTE drivers site as well as the optical driver disc that came with the motherboard.
I have tried a few driver finder applications, but they didn't help.

One site I visited mentioned that it could be an Intel Bluetooth device, but Bluetooth is installed and working. Other sites point to it being an Intel Wi-Fi adapter.

I see that Lenovo has reported it on their support site and claiming it to be an Intel Wi-Fi adapter and that Intel won't remove it.
https://support.lenovo.com/au/en/so...r-on-the-wifi-card-configuration-thinkstation

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IBtUsb_Filter_00

Hi all.

I just finished building a new desktop computer and I am having trouble finding a driver for IBtUsb_Filter_00.
The Hardware ID doesn't have a value.

The motherboard is a GIGABYTE X299X DESIGNARE 10G.

I have done quite a bit of Googling, but haven't been able to find anything.
I have searched the GIGABYTE drivers site as well as the optical driver disc that came with it.
I have also installed GIGABYTE APP Center, but it didn't help either.
I have tried a few driver finder apps, but still without luck.

One site I visited mentioned that it could be a Bluetooth device, but Bluetooth is installed and working.
I have attached a couple of images.


Any ideas about this?

Thanks...

 

Driver Help for Windows - Hidden Other devices

Hi all...

Did anyone ever find out what IBtUsb_Filter_00 is?

 

Driver Help for Windows - Hidden Other devices

Hi xCONFLiCTiONx,

Got it, I understand. Now, I'm done checking your NFO file & confirmed that the driver status of those devices is below, and is perfectly normal.

• IBtUsb_Filter_00 = driver cache means, Windows assigned a generic driver to your Bluetooth device.

• SteelSeries PS/2 = phantom driver means, Windows temporarily hides drivers when not in use. For more info, here's an article below.

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/315539...

As long as your Bluetooth is working perfectly, then there's nothing to worry as your Windows is behaving as expected.

I hope I was able to provide some light on the matter. Thank you!

Sincerely,

Paul A.

Independent Advisor