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USB Expansion Card Help

Nove
By Nove
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Wasn't quite sure what forum to post this in but here goes ;-;.

 

My friend passed me a PCI-E Expansion Card (http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16815129016), and I've been having troubled getting the drivers to work (I think). 

 

The Card provides power to everything I plug into it but the devices aren't recognized in windows. Iv'e tried re-installing the card a few times using the drivers from the visiontek website, I have also checked that the card is firmly plugged into the PCI-E slot, and that everything is in the correct place. A couple re-installs in the card worked for a couple minutes but then stopped working.

 

Not sure where to go from this point, attached is a ss of my device manager, any help would be appreciated.

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Go to the windows energyoptions

Select the powersaving profile you are currently using

fixedbyvonnie-windows-7-edit-power-plan.

click on "change advanced power settings"

It´ll open a small window. 

Search for the Keywords "Pci express" and "Usb" and disable both. 

And save with clicking the ok button in the window

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Didn't seem to fix the problem for me, thanks tho.

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Download the Intel chipset drivers for your system, if you haven´t already installed them.

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