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@Dietmar Do you have any of these "problematic" flash drives?

Fixed!

Don't worry, just sent the file to @Mov AX, 0xDEAD

I'm downloading the ISO, will send you a PM with the file in 5 minutes.

Dietmar, don't do it, it's too risky.

Then there is an issue with the ported drivers on older OSes. Nothing I can do about it. Fortunately, it doesn't seem to affect newer hardware, haven't seen any reports like yours. Kind of, but there are issues. Eventually, ports stop working and system must be restarted or even powered off in order to get them working again. Sadly, no.

@Dietmar With @Mov AX, 0xDEAD's instructions, a detailed log would be nice in order to properly fix that issue.

@Dietmar That's the same error you've dealt with before. Flex 10 has a Mini PCIe slot, right? Don't you have something like this? https://www.amazon.com/Gigabit-Ethernet-Controller-1000Mbps-RTL8168C/dp/B00B524102?language=en_US With it, you could do some debugging.

I'm sure it's on purpose to prevent installation of unsupported OSes. That's sick. @Damnation Can you install Win7 on your TR?

Nothing strange with the ACPI tables. Try ACPI v4 compiled from this post. What about the original release of Win8 (not 8.1)? Try it and see if it works properly at USB3 speeds, without the HCSwitch driver.

With enough testing, do you think we can add the new _OSI to our "official" source?

Please do one last test. Install Win7 and the Modded USB3 from MDL. Do not install the Intel USB3 HCSwitch driver. Can you dump the DSDT from ACPI tables using RWEverything? http://rweverything.com/download/

Thanks for clarifying that. By the way, with the latest fixes, I don't get any more crashes with Port 60/64 Emulation on my H310 board. I've even added the all _OSI strings (up to "Windows 2020") to ACPI and no problems so far.

@Mov AX, 0xDEAD Was playing with Win7 SP1 WDK, compiling ACPI for both XP and 2003 environments. Server 2003 as target OS seems to be a little more optimized and sections/data are packed tightly together. Code is 99.999% the same, except for these:

If Kernel-Mode Driver Framework (KMDF) version 1.11 was installed, try to install Intel USB3 driver: https://downloadmirror.intel.com/22824/eng/intel(r)_usb_3.0_extensible_host_controller_driver_5.0.4.43_v2.zip

I'm not into Vista anymore. Sorry. Mods, please close this thread. Thank you.

Open type2op.c, search for: And replace with: By doing a version check, manufacturers intentionally disable/hide certain devices and ACPI code. I've already told @Mov AX, 0xDEAD about this, but for now it shouldn't be included in our "official" source because of unexpected issues the AML interpreter may encounter executing ACPI code restricted for later versions of Windows.

@Mov AX, 0xDEAD already gave you the tip. So CALM DOWN and WAIT PATIENTLY. Compiling an x64 version of XP SP3 ACPI sources in their current state won't work properly. @Mov AX, 0xDEAD does stable and reliable patches. If he gets annoyed, he might just leave the forum. Geez, this thread is just about fixing ACPI issues. For obvious reasons, mainly BSODs. Eventually, other issues may be fixed.

Haven't heard of that issue before. Try the latest acpi.sys from the latest posts. If it doesn't work, try to install Windows 7 x86, Intel USB3 HCSwitch driver, modded USB3 from MDL and see if you have the same issue.

@Andalu Thanks for trying my acpi driver. @Dietmar Try to mod kdnet.dll by replacing a known supported ID from with yours (obviously from the same family).

@Andalu Thanks to @Mov AX, 0xDEAD, we now have a modded version that tells us more about the crash. I'm sending you a PM, please try it and report the complete error code with its parameters.

@Mov AX, 0xDEAD Thank you!

@Mov AX, 0xDEAD In the following A5 BSOD: 0x03, 0xA6672420, 0xC0140008, 0x494E495F (_INI) Device name is always 4 characters/bytes. Would be possible to replace 0xA6672420 parameter with the Device to which the _INI method belongs to? Maybe this could help us to diagnose/fix these BSODs, even with no debugging.

@Andalu Nice to see you here! What is the exact model of your Gigabyte H470 board?

@Dietmar I'm sending you a PM with ACPI compiled with Win7 SP1 DDK. Can you test it please? I'd like to know if using the newer compiler from DDK has any (bad) side effects.