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Windows 10 64bit - not working mouse wheel on VIA USB3 controller.

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Hello,
i have multiboot Z370 chipset system, so i have several USB3 controllers - VIA, Intel and Asmedia, because Intel USB3 is not working with WinXP.

 I found out that for some reason my mouse wheel is not working when its connected to VIA USB3 controller with Win 10, when i connect it to Asmedia controller its working, with Intel too.

 Im using Microsoft USB3 drivers for all controllers.

Mouse is Genius - Navigator 525, in Windows 10 is detected as HID compliant mouse.

VIA USB3 hardware ID:
PCI\VEN_1106&DEV_3483&SUBSYS_34831106&REV_01

 Is there any way how to fix it?

 


Just one thing that comes to mind....have you turned of Microsoft updating your hardware drivers?

And then removed all usb drivers and reinstalled just your motherboard ones....

Microsoft couldn't fixa a p''''p in a brewery and letting them loose to fix drivers is a no no...

 

bookie32

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I tried to update mouse driver, it i have newest MS driver from 2006, i have lastest VIA USB3 microsoft driver - 2018 something, and i installed it because VIA driver had same problem, from my experience, are MS drivers more stable for Windows 10 than drivers from chip vendors.

  I wonder if someone with VIA USB3 have some problem or not..

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Not its works fine with other controllers without it, if im not wrong Genius doesnt have Win 10 for this mouse at all.

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