New pc, new trouble with my virus ti 2 desktop.

    Hello everyone!
    I just upgraded my PC and i have some trouble with my virus ti 2 desktop.


    This motherboard have only 6x usb 3.0 ports provided by intel chipset.
    So for better compatibility with virus I have decided to connect my virus ti 2 desktop to an usb hub, (manhattan Ultra Hub USB 2.0) It is a MTT hub and has an external power supply.
    But when i plug my virus on it i get this error: usb controller maximum limit reached. Why this?
    So I tried to connect my virus directly to an usb port on motherboard, and virus seems successfully detected by system, but on a another port of motherboard there is also connected my sound card "audient id14".
    might be in this case if i connect both sound card and virus to the usb ports of motherboard a risk that the usb transfer speed of my sound card will reduced to USB 1.1 ?


    these are the main components:
    MB:asrock z170 pro4, CPU i7 6700k, RAM 16gb DDR4. Windows 10 x64, Sound card: Audient ID14.


    Sorry for my very bad english I hope you can understand my question.

    Zitat von Marc

    if the Virus is the only device on the hub, you should have enough bandwidth. did you look for driver updates? maybe that's simply a bug of the motherboard/usb driver?


    thanks you Marc for your quick reply..
    I have connected only my virus to this hub. but there are no drivers updates for my motherboard for windows 10. In fact, there is only this driver " intel(r) USB 3.0 eXtensible - 1.0 Provided by Microsoft. I also tried to disable xHCI. but have not found this option in the BIOS.
    I'm really struggling with this new configuration :\

    I think I've solved. I unistalled main usb "intel(r) USB 3.0 eXtensible - 1.0 " in device manager. after that I rebooted the PC. Windows has reinstalled the drivers by itself. Now i can connect my Virus TI 2 to the my external hub without errors.
    finally a bit of luck for me!
    Thanks again Marc