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windows 11 thunderbolt 4 bug
Hi, I got a new Dell XPS 15 9520 (12th gen i9) few months ago. When I connect a Thunderbolt audio Interface, nothing happens, like if the port was dead. I've look in device manager and I cannot find ...
I meet the same phenomenon on Lenovo's Extreme Gen4
Although it was unstable at first, it was usable, but it stopped recognizing the connected device
I have been communicating with Lenovo support, but it has not recovered and the reply from support has also stopped
Although it was unstable at first, it was usable, but it stopped recognizing the connected device
I have been communicating with Lenovo support, but it has not recovered and the reply from support has also stopped
After Bios UpDate(1.22), it was recognized when PCIe tunneling of TB4 item was turned OFF in BIOS setting
I hope this stabilizes
TSASA830 Thanks for the info but Bios UpDate(1.22) on wich system? last avalaible driver for Dell 9520 is 1.11
- Did you ever got this resolved? I also have Dell XPS 9520 and I'm struggling to connect UAD Apollo Twin mk2... It just doesn't see it....
I am having the same problem with Dell's XPS 15 9530 (this year's model) running 13th gen, did you manage to get it working?Edit: Seems like with Windows 11, there isn't a "Thunderbolt Controller" in device settings. Microsoft has integrated it into USB4 - https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/design/component-guidelines/usb4-intro-to-connection-manager?source=recommendations
I was able to find the "thunderbolt" under Device Manager ->Universal Serial Bus controller
