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on the review it mention that you need a PCIx slot what is that? When I analyze my pc I think the card is in a PCI-x slot but I am not sure
USB 3.0 Host Controller not found
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New #23
no problems about the pcie slots. In the above picture, would a PCIe x1 work on a PCIe x16 slot?
So I did the uninstall, remove hardware, install software, install hardware again, still doesn't work. I am beginning to give up hope.
Maybe I should just get another card.
Can you recommend a card that should be compatible with the motherboard and x64 windows 7. Preferably an inexpensive card. I am in Canada so supplying links to a deal will probably not be needed. If you need anymore info I will try to provide it.
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New #24
Have you tried rebooting since installing the driver and card? Srry about the card. I'm not very familar with them. I willsee what I can locate.
Find one you like from this list. It should be sorted by best rating. There is a Newegg CA, for Canada.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...NG&PageSize=20
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New #25
I tried the rebooting. I restart the computer after each uninstall and install.
How would I know whether a card is compatible with my computer? I guess I have to look at the manufacturer manual.
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New #28
I'm just sorry I couldn't find the answer for you. There seems to be a way to do it. I just can't find it.
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New #29
Check and make sure you have the card set up right. If you want to take a big gamble, let me know. I have a NEC USB 3.0 driver I used for a card I had in another computer. It is not for your card, but could work. It is a gamble though.
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New #30
I do think my card is set up right. How big of a gamble would your driver be? Would I need to backup everything on my computer?
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