via usb extensible host controller .096 xbox

Intel Pentium Processor or Intel Celeron Processor N- & J- Series I have fixed my problem so this fix is not so urgent for me, but I think there is some flaw in the VirtualHere device driver and I would like to help since it is a great and useful piece of technology.Windows 7 Operating System (both 32-bit and 64-bit versions) Supports: Since then, I have added a shutdown hook to my PC to remove the VirtualHere device before shutdown, and my pc works like a charm. * Everythings returns normal if I remove 'VirtualHere USB 3 eXtensible Host Controller' from the Device Manager. * The error displayed on the hardware USB Device is: Code 31: 'Object Name already exists' * when 'VirtualHere USB 3 eXtensible Host Controller' is installed in device tree, at reboot one of the hardware USB drivers fails (and my docking station will refuse to work). So I started experimenting deleting VirtualHere device and reinstalling it, finding a 1-1 match with the defect.

It remained disappeared for days, then it reappeared during a reboot, after a working day where I used VirtualHere (I dont't use VirtualHere every day, I just use it sometimes). Until last week when desperately I deleted ALL Usb devices from device manager and at the following reboot Windows reinstalled all of them, and the defect disappeared. * updated drivers, updated bios, updated docking station firmware, several times. I am having this trouble (main symptom: docking station not recognized at boot time) since months. Hello I have updated the Thinkpad drivers multiple times at the link you supplied and yes now it is all updated.

Via usb extensible host controller .096 xbox