Via usb extensible host controller driver windows 7

VIA USB EXTENSIBLE HOST CONTROLLER DRIVER WINDOWS 7 INSTALL
VIA USB EXTENSIBLE HOST CONTROLLER DRIVER WINDOWS 7 DRIVERS

Just having trouble with the front USB and on-board header. Even a USB 2.0 device works in this front USB 3.0 port! Again, back ports, both 2.0 and 3.0, and front usb 2.0 all work fine. But it causes explorer to hang up and totally freeze. My front USB 3.0 will show the drive in device manager and safely remove hardware list. Thanks to this thread, I have discovered the problem of them disappearing so I can shutdown my computer now for it to show in device manager.

VIA USB EXTENSIBLE HOST CONTROLLER DRIVER WINDOWS 7 DRIVERS

Via VL805-q6 with Gigabyte's support v4.90a drivers My external drive works in every, single USB port on back and front except front USB 3.0 header. Thanks, hope you had a Happy New Year too =)

Hope you guys can email me or respond to this topic. I never got that EVER with the Etron chip. Perhaps some hardware/software(coding) incompatibility on the mainboard? Oh, and I keep getting HAL errors about corrupted memory on sleep transitions every now and then pretty sure that has to do with the VIA chip not playing nicely in the lowest 1 MB of RAM. Nothing in any case points to Microsoft being at fault, as I had an Etron USB 3.0 chip on my last board from you guys, and that one ALWAYS worked perfectly! This VIA problem seems to be a major issue all over the net, and I'm constantly reading about it being on GIGABYTE motherboards. Please, please give us some sort of indication this is being looked into. I keep checking VIA's website at for a newer version(they haven't updated it since July, 2014!). I keep checking back to the BIOS page, hoping you guys release another version. I don't have an Intel board, it's an AMD one in my case, but the problem is EXACTLY the same USB 3.0 functionality is completely lost upon some restarts, and then no restart will fix it! It ALWAYS has to be a shutdown, no sleep, just shut down and then turn it back on. I'd post on their forums too, if it wasn't all in freaking Chinese. This is a major disappointment to see no one from either Gigabyte, nor VIA for that matter, seems to care. January 16th, 2015 here and STILL, nothing has been done about this error! I experience this on a somewhat consistent basis the only workaround is to yes, shut down, then power back up and hope it re initializes the buggy/poorly coded VIA VL805 chip (in my case) to offer ANY USB 3.0 service.

VIA USB EXTENSIBLE HOST CONTROLLER DRIVER WINDOWS 7 INSTALL

If USB 3.0 ports are not working properly - Uninstall both VIA and Intel Host controllers, Restart PC, wait for the automatic USB driver installation on Windows, download both VIA and Intel drivers from your Motherboards web site, install both, Restart PC. If the VIA USB 3.0 Host Controller has disappeared for you - Turn off PC, Turn off, Cut off power to the PSU, Wait about 10 seconds, Turn on. Anyone familiar with this issue? It's an Verbatim Store'n'go 750GB (model - 53061). It's running fine in USB 2.0, but when connected to USB 3.0 I get to access it, and then it reconnects and asks to format. However the hard-drive is still acting weird. So this is a big issue for the Gigabyte motherboard USB's, they just never get to restart, they are constantly running, and if something goes wrong, you have to do this. So I waited for a while with power supply off and then it finally fully lost power, and stopped the USB feeding process. But later I saw that my external hard drive is running. I found on other forums that turning off computer's power supply (of course after turning off the computer itself) fixes this problem.

Via usb extensible host controller driver windows 7