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[krgoodwin]

I thought I could determine the USB 3.0 chipset in order to find the driver to add to the custom SRD.  I hit a road block.  I have the following USB controllers:

Generic USB Hub

Intel 6 Series/C200 Series Chipset Family USB Enhanced Host Controller - 1C26

Intel 6 Series/C200 Series Chipset Family USB Enhanced Host Controller - 1C2D

Texas Instrument USH Root Hub

Texas Instruments XHCI Controller

USB Composite Device

USB Root Hub

I thought the Intel 6 Series would have been the USB 3.0 chipset but could not find any drivers in the Intel driver web resources.

Am I correct?  And if so, how does one find the Vista OS drivers (I believe Ghost 15 SRD loads a Vista OS to recover a system)? 

(Twixt where are you?)

[andreash_utah · Accepted solution]

The Ghost 15 recovery disk, custom or otherwise, works with USB 2.0 drivers built into the environment (Win PE). You cannot manually add USB 3.0 drivers to the custom recovery disk, as they are not yet supported. Most USB 3.0 devices will default back to USB 2.0 without issue.