Windows 10: USB PCI 4 port card stopped responding

Added a four port internal USB 3 pci expansion card a few weeks ago. It no longer is resoponding to items plugged into it. Had a notice on windows a week or so ago something like Windows has shut down a device/or something to protect your PC.

I'm assuming it was the card or port for the card that the notice referred to.

Is there a way I can reactive the 4-port card in order to try and trouble shoot what the problem might be. Card worked fine for a couple weeks...may have something to do with updates and/or successful update to Fall Creators major update ??

Thanks...TiminAz

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My new USB 3.0 HOST PCI-Express card will not recognize any devices

I installed a vantec 4 port superspeed usb 3 pci-e host card but cant get the driver to work

on win 10 the card performs as a usb 2 card

 

My new USB 3.0 HOST PCI-Express card will not recognize any devices

The first card I tried was:

Inateck Superspeed 7 Ports PCI-E to USB 3.0 Expansion Card - Interface USB 3.0 5 Port 2 Rear USB 3.0 Port

 

Press the Win key+X and choose Device Manager. Under Universal Serial Bus Controllers, is there any devices with Yellow flags? The USB 3.0 eXtnsible Host Controller is your USB 3.0 driver. Right click and Uninstall any Yellow flags, then Right click any device and choose Scan For Hardware Changes, this should install the previous driver. If this fails, You may need to download USB 3.0 drivers from the manufacturer of the cards support download drivers site. If that fails, the card itself may have failed.

 

Thanks for the help....Under USB controllers there is/was no yellow flags...?...here are the listed USB items under Universal Serial Bus Controllers....



Will try driver download from manufacturer.....how do I tell which of the listed USB devices is the 4-port add on card...this is a four port card

Thanks....TiminAz