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You can see from above, the manual update process is not only tedious but also Solution 2 – Update driver using driver update software

Follow the onscreen instructions to complete the driver update process.

Now click the Browse button in the next screen, go to the location where you have saved the driver file and select it.

Choose the second option in the list, which is Browse my….

Right click it and select Update Driver Software

In the Device Manager window, expand “Universal Bus controllers” category and locate Intel USB 3.0 extensible Host Controller.

Type devmgmt.msc in the Run dialog box to launch Device Manager.

Next, double-click the setup file (.exe) to download it and save the file in a suitable location.

Now go to the manufacturer’s website and look for the latest driver compatible with your Windows 10 operating system.

System window, you will be able to see the required information next to System

That is,Ĭheck whether your operating system is 32-bit or 64-bit.įind this out, simply press and hold the Windows key and Pause key. However, there’s one thing you need toĭo before you start looking for a driver on the manufacturer’s site. Look for the latest driver file on PC manufacturer’s site, since they often

Of the device manufacturer, which in this case is Intel. Manufacturer site, such as HP, Dell, Acer, etc. Such drivers are safe, while the same couldn’t be said aboutĭriver files obtained from other sites. Is important that you download drivers from its official manufacturer website,Īnd not elsewhere. Solution 1 – Download drivers manually from manufacturer website Pick the one that looks easierĭrivers manually from the manufacturer’s website Post shows you how to download as well as update Intel USB 3.0 host controllerĭriver for Windows 10 in case you need to install this driver manually.Ĭan download the required drivers in two ways. Reason, several manufactures has not released updates for such drivers for Since Windows 10 come with inbuilt drivers for USB 3.0. If you use Windows 10, you can use USB devices directly though a USB 3.0 port,