Asmedia 106x Sata Host Controller Driver Windows 10

24-05-2021
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Asmedia USB 3.0 not working in Windows 10

i did clean install my Windows 10 and right after that update it through windows update, but i noticed in device manager, my USB 3.0 shows yellow exclamation sign http://imgur.com/WmYF63w

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Asmedia 106x Sata Host Controller Driver Windows 10 Download

ASMedia ASM106x SATA Host Controller Driver. Driver Provider: Asmedia Technology: Supported Operating Systems: Windows XP Windows XP x64 Windows Vista Windows Vista x64 Windows 7 Windows 7 x64 Windows 8 Windows 8 x64 Windows 8.1 Windows 8.1 x64 Detailed Description Not available: Supported Devices. Asmedia 106x SATA Controller Asmedia 106x. Jan 16, 2019  refreshed windows 8 it removed lots of progs etc such as Asmedia ASM106x SATA Host Controller Driver can i reinstal them from computer or do i have to search internet or reinstal all programs it has. I lost the Asmedia ASM106x SATA Host Controller Driver after performing a refresh. I would have you download the drivers for the. The driver package provides the installation files for Asmedia ASM-106x Sata 6G controller Drivers Version 3.2.3.0 WHQL. If you consider updating this driver package by Driver Genius, all you need to do is clicking the Update button beside this driver update.

then, i install the the USB driver from my CD driver and restart the computer, when i check the device manager, the name of device changed to 'Asmedia XHCI USB 3.0 Host Controller' also with yellow exclamation mark.

do anybody have same problem?

btw, i'm using laptop, Asus A43s.

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Asmedia Sata Controller Windows 10

Greetings,
Gotta figure this out.
Here are the facts...
I have an H61M-DS2 Micro-ATX Motherboard.
I have an ASMEDIA 1061 Sata III Controller
I have an SSD (Kingston V300 Sata III SSD)
When I plug in my SSD (by itself) w/ the correct drivers installed. I can only achieve sata two speeds of 266.6 MB/S. HDTUNE, and ATTO benchmarking software.
On both software it reads as me having a SATA II hard drive.
What is wrong?
My motherboard by default has no SATA II ports, does this mean the Motherboard is 'bottlenecking' the expansion PCI card? Meaning, does the lack of Sata III ports natively mean although the expansion card supports SATA III it does not work due to lack of support?
Thanks, sort of bummed this card didn't allow my SSD to run faster. The port is clearly the bottleneck, as no matter what medium I use to run the SSD I am brick walled by the Sata II speed limit.
Thanks,
Godbless & Most Sincerely,
Mathew