Right-click the Start menu and select or Windows PowerShell (Admin) . Type sfc /scannow and hit Enter .
Microsoft hid the hardware troubleshooter in newer builds of Windows 10, but it can still be accessed via the command line: Press to open the Run dialog box. Type msdt.exe -id DeviceDiagnostic and hit Enter .
If the native Windows driver is causing issues, you may need the dedicated driver from your motherboard chipset manufacturer.
Corrupted registry configurations can prevent Windows 10 from loading the 64-bit xHCI driver stack. Note: Back up your registry before making changes. Press Windows Key + R , type regedit , and hit .
If updating the driver does not resolve your yellow exclamation mark or error code, try these technical fixes. Step 1: Reinstall the Controller
USB devices randomly disconnect and reconnect.
Sometimes the generic Windows driver is not as efficient as the one from your component manufacturer.
: Choose Search automatically for updated driver software . Windows will search and install the latest available version. 2. Reinstall the Driver
Finding the correct driver for a "USB xHCI Compliant Host Controller" can be confusing because this is a generic term. In Windows 10 64-bit, this driver is almost always provided by Microsoft, but it requires specific hardware drivers (chipset) from Intel or AMD to function correctly.