Senior Database Architecture (Data)

marrowyung

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any standard windows10 USB 3.1 driver ?
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give you mark here but this repeated question.
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hi,<br />
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I am now chekcing why my PC's USB sometimes work but not all the time and I see this in device manager console:<br />
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<a href="https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2020/03_w10/1445894/USB3-drvier.jpg" target="_blank" title="usb 3.1 driver (59 KB)"><img alt="usb 3.1 driver" class="file-block lazyload" style="max-width: 800px;" data-src="https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2020/03_w10/800_1445894/USB3-drvier.jpg" /></a><br />
anyway to chagne it to USB 3.1 driver ?<br />
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my PC has 3.1 port but very slow, now most likely because of this.<br />
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and my laptop has 3.1 port has this driver shown 3.1
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USB3-drvier.jpg

hi,

I am now chekcing why my PC's USB sometimes work but not all the time and I see this in device manager console:




anyway to chagne it to USB 3.1 driver ?

my PC has 3.1 port but very slow, now most likely because of this.

and my laptop has 3.1 port has this driver shown 3.1

change USB 3.0 drvier to 3.1, possible ?

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