Windows 10: USB-C Driver Issues --- USB Input Device and USB 3.1 eXtensible Host Controller

I am testing a full speed / high speed USB 2.0 UFD on a 3 diff Windows laptops. Two have Win10 and one Win7. I am using a USB-C "legacy" cable assembly with USB-C plug on one end and a USB Type B plug on the other end. From the USB.org spec this cable requires the USB-C plug to have 4 pins connected to VBUS, 4 pins connected to GND, one set of D+ and D- , and CC1 has a 5.1 kohm pulldown resistor, plus the shield terminated at both ends. My cable is wire correctly. However, I get inconsistent results. It works nearly everytime on the one Win10 laptop, p

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Intel USB 3.0 eXtensible Host Controller

Thanks, mate!! You saved me from reinstalling!!!

 

Intel® USB 3.0 eXtensible Host Controller Driver

My Lenovo G510 has 2 USB-3 ports. Updated windows 10 have changed USB Controller driver to 1.0 (Microsoft) resulting my USB 3 speed is not more than USB2.

My device is Intel (R) USB 3.0 eXtensible Host Controller (C220/C610) and windows does not allow to change driver even for testing purpose from Intel support site (Windows has determined that the best device driver already has been installed.) Any idea to
make my USB3 working as USB3. Tanks in advance.

 

VIA USB 3 eXtensible host controller 1.0 (microsoft) issue

Of course.

Each time I do I receive an error message saying that the device is missing when I try to install the gigabyte drivers.

And when I restart the PC the Microsoft VIA USB 3 eXtensible Host Controller is still there as if the system re-installed it