Unknown ITE device under devices and printers - Windows 10 Support (2024)

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Ever since I completed my new pc build, I have had an unknown device simply listed as ITE, followed by 4 numbers. No further information on it. All my peripherals are accounted for under , so I cannot figure out what it could be. It has been present since the build was finished.

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Is it ITE Device 8595 ? If so, see info at What is ITE Device 8595? : gigabytegaming

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Yup, that's the one. So it just another type of USB port then?

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It is a USB port....according to all that I have read.

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Most probaly it's an USB Type-C port of your Gigabyte mobo. I have same device but it's part of my Gigabyte RTX 2080 Ti Gaming OC graphics card.

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If I saw an unknow device in Device Manager I don't think I could tolerate it and would be compelled to turn it into a known device.

What are your plans?

Are you just going to leave it or turn it into a known device?

Edited by joseibarra, 10 June 2022 - 06:15 PM.

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If I saw an unknow device in Device Manager I don't think I could tolerate it and would be compelled to turn it into a known device by following printers blog.

What are your plans?

Are you just going to leave it or turn it into a known device?

everyone would turn it into a known device.

Edited by Graysonhunter78, 16 June 2022 - 06:47 AM.

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If I saw an unknow device in Device Manager I don't think I could tolerate it and would be compelled to turn it into a known device.

What are your plans?

Are you just going to leave it or turn it into a known device?

How did you even find this thread its 2 years old XD

Also, from both Graysonhunter78, buddy215 and more posts that have appeared, this seems to be a common thing on gigabyte motherboards. I am not sure if there are any steps I could take to address the issue. There are no devices unaccounted for that I could get a driver for to address the issue, which was why I made the post in the first place.

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Hmmm actually some of the posts state it controls the RGB for the mobo. I wonder if it could be the cause of the boot up issues I've been having all these years.....