Windows 10: UASP Not Found In Device Manager? Windows 10

I have a Surface Pro 7, running Windows 10. It has a USB c 3.1 gen 2 port, yet i don't see any indication that UASP is supported?


Here is what's under Storage Controllers:

Microsoft Storage Spaces Controller

Standard NVM Express Controller


Universal Serial Bus Controllers:

IntelR USB 3.10 eXtensible Host Controller - 1.10 Microsoft

IntelR USB 3.10 eXtensible Host Controller - 1.10 Microsoft

Realtek USB 3.0 Card Reader

USB Root Hub USB 3.0

USB Root Hub USB 3.0


Is it missing it? Do i need to download it? Or is it hidden under one of these?

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Windows 10 and UASP Support for USB 3.0

Can you post your current setup? UASP is highly dependent on hardware support, your system won't be able to utilize it if your hardware doesn't support UASP even if you are running a supported OS. Does your Storage Controllers tab in Device Manager show
SCSI after inserting your UASP-enabled device?

 

Disable UASP in Windows 10?

Is there a way to disable UASP support in Windows 10 over USB, and force BOT mode? I'm having lots of issues with my external enclosures that support UASP since moving to my new PC with Windows 10, and I'm trying to troubleshoot. A post I read hints that maybe UASP is behind my external USB enclosure troubles (dropping drives that lead to corruption and data loss).

My USB 3 thumb drive has caused no issues, and it doesn't support UASP. My UASP USB 3 enclosures got corrupted and caused data loss immediately after trying to copy to the enclosure. The same enclosures and drives worked fine in my old Windows 7 PC. So I'd like to see if I can rule out UASP. Can I disable that in Windows 10? I see USBSTOR.sys is loaded in device manager when I plug my USB thumb drive in because it doesn't support UASP. I haven't dared to plug my enclosures back in until I backup my data now, but if the USB device supports UASP then UASPStor.sys would be running instead of USBSTOR.sys. I'd like to force Windows 10 to use USBSTOR.sys but I don't know if I can do that. I think if UASP is supported by all devices Windows 10 will use it. Any help?

 

No UASP Driver in Windows 10??

So I recently installed Windows 10 to get that sweet usb uasp 3.0 spec goodness (This was the only reason I upgraded). With native support, I thought that nothing could go wrong. Alas, every other part
of the upgrade went great BUT for the UASP driver, which appears to be nonexistent. I checked device manager first and went under storage controllers and there is no UAS driver, for whatever reason. Sure enough, when I run a speed test on my sandisk extreme
usb 3.0 flash drive with UASP support, the speed is unchanged from my windows 7 days. What in the world is going on??


Above is an illustration of what I mean. Notice the distinct lack of a UAS driver.