Windows 7 PROBLEM with USB 3.0
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- Windows 7
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Platform: Dell Dimension 4550 3.06 Ghz P4 HT enabled
The problem is caused by a missing USB 3.0 driver in the Windows 7. Step 2 - Download and unpack Intel(R) USB 3.0 eXtensible Host Controller Driver. Usually, it should be '2: Microsoft Windows Setup (x64)' for 64-bit Windows 7 ISO file,.
Addonics Host Conroller
2-Port USB 3.0 PCI Controller
WD My Book Essential 2TB USB 3.0/2.0 external drive
Transcend JF700 USB 3.0 16GB flashdrive
Operating Systems:
Windows XP SP3 with NECEL-USB3-Host-Driver-10170-setup works flawlessly
Windows 7 Home
Premium SP1 with RENESAS-USB3-Host-Driver-21281-setup problematic
Anything from 1 to 10 re-installations of USB 3.0 driver required for connection to take effect
Once achieved, connection is solid, can backup etc BUT lost on restart
Windows 8 Consumer Preview
with Renesas USB 3.0 eXtensible Host Controller - 0096 (Microsoft) This driver is Native to WIN 8, when uninstalled , RE-installed automatically with 'Scan for Hardware Changes' or Restart
Anything from 0 to 6 re-installations of USB 3.0 driver required for connection to take effect
Once achieved, connection is solid, can backup etc BUT lost on restart
OBJECT:
Demonstrate that problem lies with WIN 7 / WIN 8 - Once connected, that lets your Host Controller and USB 3.0 drivers off the hook
METHOD:
A.
Use USB 2.0 - Until the Windows 7 team get their fingers out, time lost trying to make USB 3.0 work better used with that (slower) Backup.
B:
For those who want USB 3.0 to work and have the thrill of faster Access/BackUp
1. TOOLS: (USB 3.0 Host Controller PCI/PCI-e in your machine)
USB 3.0 Extention Cable (NOT 2.0) for ease of access(!)
USB 3.0 HDD External Drive AND/OR Flashdrive- USB 3 AND/OR USB 2**
** Host Controller and Ext. Cable can also handle USB 2.0, USB 1.1 - Part of WIN 7 weirdness
is when connected, on occasion, USB 2.0 Flash Drive NOT recognised (although connection sound, LED made) - Problem Not experienced with WIN 8 - Solution: Re-install driver
2.(a)
INSTALL USB 3.0 Host Conroller Software/Drivers (see list below) IF WIN 8 - not ness.
PLUG IN USB 3.0 Extension Cable (Otherwise you'll be on your knees, many,many times - unless it's a Laptop)
(b) PLUG IN USB 3.0 OR USB 2.0 FlashDrive - LED flashing, staying On, b-boing on speakers? - Good - Autoplay Window up? (might not be enabled) so check My Computer - Drive shown as 'Removable Drive'? - SUCCESS
3.
ROUTINE for Multiple Attempts to coax WIN 7 into USB 3.00 connectivity
a. Start/Control Panel/Hardware&Sound then OPEN Device Manager (leave open)
b. Expand - Universal Serial Bus Controllers - (near or bottom)
Locate - Renesas Electronics USB 3.0 Host Controller - (Ignore Root Hub)
Right click - select - Uninstall - Ok (If you tick box for delete driver, you'll need to re-install drivers)
REMOVE Flash Drive and/or Ext. HDD
c. Device Manager - Action (pull down menu) - Click on 'Update Driver Software..' / 'Scan for Hardware Changes'
What you want to see: [installing Device Driver Software] (Not shown WIN8)
Then: [Your Device is ready to Use]
Good,
but no guarranty of success - failure message? Repeat Step 3.(b)
PLUG IN Flash Drive and/or Ext. HDD - Connection? (see 2.(b))
IF NOT - REPEAT Step 3. (As many times as you can bear, my limit - 10 times per session) ( 6 times for WIN 8)
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USB 3.00 Host Controller
Software/Drivers tried on this Platform:
NECEL-USB3-Host-Driver-10170-setup
RENESAS-USB3-Host-Driver-21190-setup
RENESAS-USB3-Host-Driver-21281-setup
USB3.0_allOS_2.1.27.0_PV
USB3.0_allOS_2.1.28.0_PV
USB3.0_allOS_2.1.28.1_PV
OPINION:
This is a controversial topic, only in the sense that searches reveal many users with this problem and apparent silence from Microsoft (not slagging off, I am a fan)
For Example:
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/Search/Search?SearchTerm=usb+3.0&CurrentScope.ForumName=Windows&CurrentScope.Filter=windows_7&askingquestion=true Microsoft Answers yields zilch for 'USB 3.0' search
The fact that Microsoft are now collaborating with Renesas (was NEC) on WIN 8 Native
Renesas USB 3.0 eXtensible Host Controller - 0096 driver means that it should work and
any solution applied to WIN 7.
This cannot be a priority for Microsoft, only gentle pressure from users might help.
PROBLEM: Some Installations with WIN 7 don't encounter USB 3.0 bug, so:
BLAME: MOTHERBOARD / BIOS [Old PC after all] OR
Host Conroller Hardware Card / Firmware OR
Host Conroller Software/Drivers OR
OPERATING SYSTEM (o/s)
MY ARGUMENT and Simple Logic is:
IF USB 3.0 works flawlessly with WINDOWS XP
THEN Installations of WIN 7 and WIN 8 on the same Platform (Same Hardware),
which exhibit no other problems and are perfeclly stable, should work.
Once connection is established, USB 3.0 works flawlessly - no breaks or drops
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There are enough clues above, for someone knowledgable to push the envelope along,
Putting it simply, WIN 7 / 8 are 'weak' in STARTING process even though Device Manager reports 'This device is working properly.'
It might reside at the Boot/Logon stage
Another thought, IF all was well with these newer O/S's they should be
reporting error codes in Device Manager for USB 3.0 Host Controller
Clue: WIN 7 uses more than one version of:
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USB Mass Storage Device (Driver Date & Version) {randomly?}
One is: 21/06/2006 6.1.7600 16385
Windows 7
others: 6.1.7601 17514
6.1.7601 17577 There may be more, but not found
any advantage with any particular one re: 'start_up' Glitch
For those who care - WIN 8 example is:
21/06/2006 6.2.8250.0 and XP 01/07/2001 5.1.2600.0
Possible clue:
WIN 8 came up with this error in Device Manager (USB Mass Sorage Device)
- 'Port Reset Failed' - when Flashdrive plugged in on BOOT/LOGON
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That's all folks
PS. What ever you do, don't mention the CHIPSET, I mentioned it once but i think i got away with it...