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That, plus a mouse and an SD card reader on a small hub connected to the thunderbolt port, and a small hub on the type C port. The hub is on one of the type A USB ports.

On my brand new Alienware, I have 3 external 2.5" USB 3 drives connected all the time, on a powered hub, and 2 self-powered 3.5" drives connected occasionally. Thanks to you I have them working again - kudos! HP Support said the only answer was a reset, which I was not happy about as I'd already customised it quite a bit. This issue still prompted me to resize down my drive in preparation to configure this laptop as a dual-boot system with a good Linux distro (probably Zorin for its Windows look-alike elements) -for the day Microsoft really advances their OSs to be incompatible w/ this little laptop.Īfter two months my new laptop lost its USB ports.I’m not yet sure that this is a permanent solution, but I got my USB ports back real fast a couple days ago and it’s been good since.(And I actually updated-fixed my laptop from only them –not from C:\Windows\WinSxS). I determined that my system had two (2) of these “amd64_usb” sub-folders for each of three (3) ‘Unknown’/missing USB devices, and so I copied these (6) subfolders into my “C:\Downloads\HP Drivers\USB\USB_3.0_eXtensible_Host_Controller_Driver” folder to isolate them for any future possible necessary use.

There will be MANY sub-folders to the WinSxS folder -I believe the ones you are most interested in for the USB ports have folder names similar to beginning with “amd64_usb” and include versioning like “” plus either “17238”, “17731”, and/or “18088” for actually up to 3 different ‘Unknown’ or missing USB devices.

#Intel usb 3.0 host controller driver hp 32 bit install

Choose "Browse my computer for driver software", as it won’t be found on-line, and "Browse." then navigate to the ‘parent’ folder for your *.inf files (it was the C:\Windows\WinSxS for me) and check the “Include subfolders” box then “Next” to install the driver(s) and fix the USB problem.

Right-click the 'Unknown' (USB) item and choose the "Update Driver Software…" option,.

Search your system to find the usbhub3.inf file location –I found it within C:\Windows\WinSxS subfolders.

(the earliest dated *.inf file): 7/23/15 "Device configured (usbhub3.inf)"

#Intel usb 3.0 host controller driver hp 32 bit drivers

Status: The drivers for this device are not installed. Properties: Intel(R) USB 3.0 eXtensible Host Controller - 0100 (Microsoft)

Open Control Panel, Device Manager to check for your USB device(s) listed as 'Unknown' under "Other" devices, and take note of the spec's.

Workaround/Remedy: Manually reinstall the driver. I believe I have reason to really suspect that the USB drivers (and the reluctance of the manufacturer to advance them for the 8.1 OS…) are really at the root of the problem but, anyway, here’s how I remedied this: I also found that I would lose my USB ports- yet inconsistently so -when either other Windows Updates had been installed or I simply placed a certain microSD plug- w/ its USB adapter -into one of the USB ports (I guess the system couldn’t handle the shock of an 8GB microSD?).

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I had the same/similar USB port loss-problem with my HP Pavilion 11-n010dx x360 laptop with Windows 8.1, and I didn’t have the aforementioned problem-Windows Update (or its ‘child’ updates) to begin with.