via usb extensible host controller not working

I found on other forums that turning off computer's power supply (of course after turning off the computer itself) fixes this problem. Good luck - but you may just get it to work albeit with same flashes/blackouts for now.Thanks for the help. The HUBs probably have no other to select. OR it is the VIA one as that has specific chipset non-Intel which is probably the Front Ports as eXtensibles. If it loses Mouse control just move the mouse to another Port to change back but on another Ports set (PCIe Card or Front). None of your HUBs look to be USB3.1 but lets assume USB3.0 is all it needs as they say.They are simply in alphabetic order and the Rear ones are likely to be Standard ones for Mouse & Keyboard (you got 4) plus 3 on PCIe. SO.yours did not install the Generic SuperSpeed HUB but did the Gerneric HUB by the Oculus Install of attaching the RIFT S. speakers and not headphones with the RIFT S.

In PokerstarsVR I must use another Audio Device e.g. Well although Inatech were recommended even for the CV1, Users had to use the MS Defaults instead.įor me I can't get my USB3.0 PCIe Card to track controllers but the m/b USB3.1 (GEN1 I presume) work so much as only get issue of Flashes over 2 hours then a Blackscreen but only in Elite. I'd very much like for this to work but this has been a real headache. It also still tells me the error VIA USB 3.0 eXtensible Host Controller - 1.0 (Microsoft).Īll the other computer specs are just fine. The Inateck ports work with other USB 3.0 devices/thumbdrives - but when the Rift S is plugged in it wont show up or is recognized. Just shows up when plugged into the one that says it's not compatible on my motherboard.Īlong with a caution sign it says - 'Some of the hardware that powers your USB ports is not compatible: VIA USB 3.0 eXtensible Host Controller - 1.0 (Microsoft)'īefore going out and purchasing the PCI card I made sure my VIA USB drivers for that are updated and they still, currently up to the latest driver. Now it wont recognize the Oculus if it's plugged into any of these USB ports on the PCI card. I bought the 7 port one, installed it and the drivers, restarted the computer - the whole deal. I saw that this can be an issue and oculus recommended high speed USB 3.0 PCI card from inateck.

Just recently bought a Rift s and for some reason it said my USB ports I have on my motherboard aren't compatible.

Via usb extensible host controller not working