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<blockquote data-quote="Stéphane Lenclud" data-source="post: 1221486" data-attributes="member: 140174">What's you motherboard? What BIOS option did you try out?Which version of Windows are you running?Did you install you motherboard's USB drivers?I got mine running on various motherboards from Asus, Aopen and iBase, notably:<ul>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Asus P8Z68 DELUXE/GEN3 - though not on the USB 3 ports if I remember well.</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Asus Z97-WS - had to disable xHCI in BIOS.</li>
</ul>I'm running Windows 10 now but it used to work just fine on Windows 7 too.Did you try if CIC could connect to the display despite the USB errors?Did you try USB 2, USB 3 ports, front and back USB ports and internal USB ports?Did you do an online search for that issue on your motherboard, brand or USB controller model?Give yourself enough time to investigate the issue.Did you actually solder anything? If that's the case make sure that you don't have any short circuits.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Stéphane Lenclud, post: 1221486, member: 140174"] What's you motherboard? What BIOS option did you try out? Which version of Windows are you running? Did you install you motherboard's USB drivers? I got mine running on various motherboards from Asus, Aopen and iBase, notably: [LIST] [*]Asus P8Z68 DELUXE/GEN3 - though not on the USB 3 ports if I remember well. [*]Asus Z97-WS - had to disable xHCI in BIOS. [/LIST] I'm running Windows 10 now but it used to work just fine on Windows 7 too. Did you try if CIC could connect to the display despite the USB errors? Did you try USB 2, USB 3 ports, front and back USB ports and internal USB ports? Did you do an online search for that issue on your motherboard, brand or USB controller model? Give yourself enough time to investigate the issue. Did you actually solder anything? If that's the case make sure that you don't have any short circuits. [/QUOTE]

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