I refused to give up because I could nearly taste victory. I called up Gigabyte and they gave me the same answer that everyone else has: Do a fresh install with the special USB driver insertion trick that's already been mentioned. Very maddening! There was also a yellow sign in the device manager for the Universal Serial Bus Controller. Was like I only had a 3 button mouse installed sans scroll wheel. Although it was irritating that the scroll wheel refused to work, just like yours. However, I could only get the Mouse and Keyboard stuff to work through the 2 USB ports specifically designed for that. I was able to get all the drivers from Gigabyte's website to install. I was lazy (and I had things set up the way I like them) and just shoved a working Win7 install on a SSD onto my Gigabyte HD3P Z370 board. I'm happy to say I found a solution to this. Get the 'Intel USB 3.0 eXtensible Host Controller Driver for Intel 8/9/100 Series and Intel C220/C610 Chipset Family.' Driver. Soo I built a new PC and something odd just happened that never did before, My mouse and Keyboard were working fine then I decided to do the update on the USB ports so i can use USB 3.0 on my motherboard then suddenly they stopped working, all usb ports stopped working, it works fine in the BIOS and before the windows startup but I couldnt do anything even went inside the BIOS settings and looked at the USB options but still couldnt make them move, I also tried Safe mode Nothing !, so i had to clean install the windows again now I dont wanna do the USB update again but I am only stuck with 2 ports and they are not even 3.0 anny suggestions on what I can do in order to update my USB software and actualy be able to move XD, my MOBO has a PS2 connector but I dont have a handy PS2 mouseĪlso while I am here My mouse middle scroll button doesnt wanna scroll up or down and Yes I tried different mouse still nothing and tried them both on another PC and they worked, these things are Making me go Crazy !!!

Intel windows 7 usb 3.0 creator utility