Hi everyone,
I hope that this will help.
I found a solution on the forum for one other notebook model (HP m6-k010dx), but i have a same issue like you folks. My laptop is Asus x550DP with AMD A10-APU processor,and after a long time i found a solution for this model. I install Windows 7 x64, but i think it works on x86 edition.
First you have to do the following(this are the steps from HP forum):
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I'm assuming you downloaded the amd chipset drivers here:
http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/windows/Pages/raid_windows.aspx#2
which when run unpacks some folders
So start at
C:\AMD\Support\13-4_vista_win7_win8_32-64_sb\Packages\Drivers\SBDrv\hseries\USB30\amdxhc\W764A
inside there are 3 files and a folder called 'x64'
in 'x64' there is a single file called 'amdxhc.sys'
move 'amdxhc.sys' up one directory along with the other 3 files
then use the Device Manager to update driver and browse all the way down to where the now 4 files are and hopefully this should work
Then repeat from the beginning except start at
C:\AMD\Support\13-4_vista_win7_win8_32-64_sb\Packages\Drivers\SBDrv\hseries\USB30\amdhub\W764A
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The name of the file mentioned is "13-4_vista_win7_win8_32-64_sb.exe (26.41 MB)" and you can download the file at this link :
http://www.filewatcher.com/m/13-4_vista_win7_win8_32-64_sb.exe.27696104-0.html
But for Asus x550DP, you must edit one of this 4 fies in both folders like that:
1. Open with notepad "amdxhc" file (Setup Information File, not 'amdxhc.sys' file that you moved from x64 folder. This is the only file you can open with notepad, and see the text normaly). There you will see the two lines like this:
[SourceDisksFiles.x86]
amdxhc.sys = 1, \x86
[SourceDisksFiles.amd64]
amdxhc.sys = 1, \x64
2. In both lines delete " \x86" and " \x64" . That means that it should look like this after edit:
[SourceDisksFiles.x86]
amdxhc.sys = 1,
[SourceDisksFiles.amd64]
amdxhc.sys = 1,
3. Then use the Device Manager to update driver manualy, and browse all the way down to where the now 4 files are.Click "Install anyway..." in the pop up window.
4. Guess what ? It works !
I hope that this solution will work for all brands and models using the same chipset .