Intel USB 3.0 Ports Not Working On Asus P8Z77-V-PRO

timarp000

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I bought an asus p8z77 v pro but the intel usb 3.0 ports aren't working:(
First i installed the driver on the cd, then it worked but as soon as i installed the asmedia drivers they stopped working...
I reinstalled the intel drivers but nothing happened.

 

timarp000

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Build Specs:
cpu - intel core i7 3770
mobo - asus p8z77 v pro
ram - 8gb corsair vengeance @ 1600mhz
psu - corsair hx 650
case - corsair 500r white
hdd - seagate 1tb barracuda 7200.12
dvd writer
 

Get a USB stick and plug it into your PC. Use -> TOOLS-EZ-Flash

Download the latest bios for your motherboard and unzip the .ROM file to the root of your USB stick.

Restart your PC, enter the BIOS, go to TOOLS-EZ-Flash, and if it is all working ok, you should see the contents of your USB stick listed.

Select the .ROM file, then follow the on screen instructions.

When it has finished, it will ask you to restart your PC.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nkUb7qglfIY

Go to page 3.10.2 in the manual.
 

hobbes4

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Observe same issue with my new build. Also P8Z77-V Pro. USB ports quit after installing drivers. Curious on your success to date.

In my case also notice that Win7 Pro (64 bit) made its updates. Cannot say it was Asmedia install or Win update. Tried uninstalling USB drivers and reinstall with Asus downloads (rather than detect hardware with windows). No success.
 

timarp000

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I called a guy over he knew what to do but i didnt know what he did :p
He fixed it :D

I ask him what he did and PM you later on. :)
 

madhanjoe

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The solution is simple:


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1. Unplug (not just turn off) you PC.
2. Unplug all your USB devices from your PC (and, heck, any power supplies as well)
3. Wait 30 minutes or more.
4. Plug in your essential USB devices (keyboard, mouse).
5. Plug in your PC, turn it on.
6. Pop in the rest of your USB devices.
 

dkrift

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I have the same issue. What was your fix?