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Solved. The version of Microsoft installed software -eXtensible USB ASMEDIA3.2 v1.1 is correct. The USB 3.0 HUB had to be reloaded as Generic Superspeed. The ASMEDIA 3.1 drivers don't load on my system. The crux of the matter was the VC+++ loading programs. I think it was the VC++ 2015 was...

My SMBios for my LGA2011 motherboard is not quite as advanced as is some newer ones. I need to install the superspeed USB into the PCIe which is a root hub installation. So, I will put the installation files onto a USB2 and load the drivers from Bios. Every motherboard and SMBios is different. I...

The ASMEDIA USB 3.2 eXtensible v 1.1 does not describe anything. It is taken from the device description. USB 3.1 and USB 3.2 are same except for PD standards. On-Board 2 chips double the 10Gbs speed, Motherboard BIOS has NO SUPERSPEED. This external facing USB-C is not Microsoft controlled...

When finding the original instructions and tag for the SD-PEX20235, there is an explanation about it being a 3.2 Specification Revision 1.0 for PCI-e 3. Contents list the card, a CD and a User Manual. Driver listed as Buit-In for Windows 8 and above. No CD. Listed Drivers-Download site listed is...

I used AOMEI to test speeds of a Samsung T7. I only have 40 MB/s. Need to pull card-and talk to mfg. Syba. Windows 22H2 identifies it as ASMEDIA USB 3.2 and uses a general USB 3.0 HUB. It arrived last May as one of the first 3.2 gen2x2 cards. It requires a SATA power connector just to...

7UP to unzip downloaded files, 10x. As the printed paper note said, Microsoft ASMEDIA USB 3.2 eXtensible host controller driver is automatically installed. Downloadable USB 3.1 drivers are HARDWARE INCOMPATIBLE with the ASMEDIA 3242 USB Controller chip. The HARDWARE INCOMPATIBLE drivers are for...

Windows installs ASMEDIA USB 3.2 eXtensible Host Controller with a USB 3.0 hub. SYBA USB-C 3.2 GEN 2x2 PCIe3x4 adapter card, built on ASMEDIA 3242 controller. it is installed on CPU direct PCIe lanes. (LGA2011) Physical USB-C out back of case. No restrictions by Microsoft on this...