Using SVM on the ASRock motherboard causes USB3 ports to malfunction.
Using SVM on the ASRock motherboard causes USB3 ports to malfunction.
The issue might be related to the USB ports being restricted by the BIOS settings. After updating the BIOS to version 3.30, the problem persisted. Installing newer chipset drivers didn’t resolve it either. It seems a previous virtualization environment—possibly VirtualBox—could have caused conflicts with the USB drivers.
You want to start Ubuntu from a USB drive and run it live? That sounds possible.
I verified safe mode and confirmed the USB 3 ports function properly. It seems the issue might be with a specific service, possibly requiring a Windows 10 reinstall.