HOWEVER, if USB 3.0 devices aren’t working, these drivers may be missing or corrupt.
A fresh driver install should fix the problem.
How to Install USB 3.0 Drivers on Windows 11
Open equipment Manager.
One way is to search for it from the Start menu.
Expand theUniversal Serial Bus controllerscategory by selecting the arrow next to it.
If it’s visible, right-clickUSB Root Hub (USB 3.0)and selectUninstall equipment.
If it’s not visible, proceed to the next step.
Some PCs will display multiples USB 3.0 hubs.
Uninstall every entry shown before proceeding.
Open theActionmenu in gadget Manager and selectScan for hardware changes.
Windows 11 will automatically search for devices and install their drivers.
That could be a problem if your USB 3.0 driver is faulty.
While you’re able to update drivers through gear Manager, Windows Update is the better choice.
bring up the Start menu and selectSettings.
If you don’t see the link, pressWin+i.
SelectWindows Updatefrom the left-hand menu.
ExpandDriver updatesand opt for drivers shown.
Then chooseDownload & install.
You’ll need to track the drivers down and manually install them.
Your PC manufacturer’s support website will often provide these drivers.
Support sites differ between manufacturers, so we can’t provide step-by-step instructions.
However, you’ll generally need your PC’s model number orserial numberto search for your PC.
This can be found on a label printed on your desktop or laptop.
This may lead you to USB drivers you’ve got the option to download and install.
Windows will search for available updates, including driver updates.
Alternatively, navigate toDevice Managerand clickUniversal Serial Bus Controllers.
Right-nudge the gear you’re having an issue with and selectUpdate Driver.
cycle your PC, and Windows will automatically reinstall the driver.
To uninstall USB drivers, navigate toDevice Manager, click theViewmenu, and enableShow Hidden Devices.
In the confirmation dialog, clickDelete the driver software for this gadget>OK.
