Have you updated usb3.0 before?

I was like this before. I saw this solution from the Internet. I hope it will be useful to you. Sometimes the driver wizard will appear like this. problem. You can go into the device manager and uninstall the updated USB driver (because your USB keyboard and mouse cannot be used now, you need to unplug the USB keyboard and mouse and replace it with PS/2 in advance), and then unplug the USB keyboard and mouse. After the computer is started, plug in the keyboard and mouse and let the system automatically recognize it to see if the USB keyboard and mouse can be used. If it still cannot be used, enter the driver wizard, delete the USB driver, and then unplug the USB For keyboard and mouse, restart the computer, plug in the USB keyboard and mouse, and let the system automatically recognize it to see if it works. If it still doesn’t work, use Driver Wizard to delete the USB driver, then uninstall Driver Wizard, and then download Driver Life. , re-identify and install the USB device, then restart the computer, OK, everything is fine.