Does anybody have any idea what could be the reason? I am not sure if this is hardware or software problem. Check with your computer manufacturer for an updated firmware for the controller." "Windows failed to start the USB xHCI Compliant Host Controller for the following reason:Ĭontroller reset timed out. This event is present in event viewer, as: I had to force power off again and then it finally booted. Yesterday I had same problem again and what is even worse my pc refused to boot up after this - I had "_" sign blinking on black screen, bios did not show up, it was stuck. I always have to press and hold power button for longer to force power off. No matter how long I wait it does not shutdown itself. Windows closes itself without any problems but my PC stays powered on for some reason - fans are working, POWER LED is working, so PC does not shutdown properly. Only solution is to manually shutdown PC - by pressing power button on my PC. Replugging mouse/keyboard/pendrive any device in any port is doing nothing - both back and front usb ports are not working at all. I did not notice this problem when powering on from switched off) USB ports are not working at all. Sometimes when I reboot my windows 8.1 (not everytime and only when I reboot.
The setup file updated both the WiDi Application and the Drivers to the new version.I recently got Z370 gaming plus and after few days of using it I started to notice one annoying problem. I installed it and after reboot, the Device Manager showed no error and it was updated as follows: It was a 250 MB setup file (Application_Intel_W8_A02_Setup-NPPC8_ZPE.exe) So, I downloaded the latest Drivers for WiDi for my model from Dell support: You can use download the latest drivers from Intel:īut Intel says that it only provides generic versions of drivers, and it recommends downloading from the computer manufacturer as there could be some alterations and customizations incorporated by the manufacturer. Installation of WiDi software version 3.5 or higher.
The resolution to this problem according to Intel is:
I did some search and found that this problem is occuring not in USB 3.0 drivers or Intel Chipset drivers etc., but in Intel Wireless Display (Intel WiDi) drivers. The Device Manager displayed an error for a device called: I had the same problem on my Dell Inspiron 17R SE 7720.
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