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On Intel 10th gen processor system, Intel USB host controller is marked as USB 3.2 Gen1. But the device name is still Intel(R) USB 3.1 eXtensible Host Controller - 1.10 (Microsoft) in Device Manager. Because the device is using inbox driver (USBXHCI.sys), I want to know when Microsoft will rebrand USB 3.1 to USB 3.2 in inbox driver?
Why does it matter? Certainly for already released OS versions it makes little sense to service the OS to change the branding in an INF file.
Hi Doron, I am working in an system manufacturer. This question came from our customers. We declared USB 3.2 in our product spec following Intel's spec. But in Windows OS, it shows USB 3.1 which confused our customer and caused complain.
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@Guevro Guilavogui [ MTN Guinea-Republic ] that's an extremely relevant question then now isn't it? I don't believe the troll expected that valid a post to UNmoderate.. heh what's your Alibaba id like my product manuals to match Intel spec sheets ... However this probably a dinosaur stale thread but a oem could have just edited the . inf file for the mislabeled driver replacing a 1 with a 2 and then just resign the driver package using your system builder keys you already have in the windows driver kit WDK / ADK like notepad . Exe and a happy GUI wizzard 🙂 obviously I'm fishing for new associates with stale thread comments and if you love I ripped on the troll trying you for a roll give THIS comment an upvote for caring about a freaking online network for programmers and a positive constructive let's collaborate together attitude
Hi Doron, I am working in an system manufacturer. This question came from our customers. We declared USB 3.2 in our product spec following Intel's spec. But in Windows OS, it shows USB 3.1 which confused our customer and caused complain.
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~~your text~~[Version]
Signature="signature-name"
[Class=class-name]
[ClassGuid={nnnnnnnn-nnnn-nnnn-nnnn-nnnnnnnnnnnn}]
[Provider=%INF-creator%]
[ExtensionId={xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx}]
[LayoutFile=filename.inf [,filename.inf]... ] (Windows 2000 and Windows XP)
[CatalogFile=filename.cat]
[CatalogFile.nt=unique-filename.cat]
[CatalogFile.ntx86=unique-filename.cat]
[CatalogFile.ntia64=unique-filename.cat] (Windows XP and later versions of Windows)
[CatalogFile.ntamd64=unique-filename.cat] (Windows XP and later versions of Windows)
[CatalogFile.ntarm=unique-filename.cat] (Windows 8 and later versions of Windows)
[CatalogFile.ntarm64=unique-filename.cat] (Windows 10 version 1709 and later versions of Windows)
DriverVer=mm/dd/yyyy,w.x.y.z
[PnpLockDown=0|1] (Windows Vista and later versions of Windows)
[DriverPackageDisplayName=%driver-package-description%]
[DriverPackageType=PackageType]