After the update I switched the xHCI back on. In my Asus Z87-PRO it's under: Advanced menu > USB configuration > Intel xHCI Mode Default is Smart Auto, I changed it to Disabled, and then I could update the firmware without problem.
THRUSTMASTER FIRMWARE UPDATER BOOTLOADER HOW TO
I expect the Configuration Utility to not intercept the adapter connecting and instructing the bootloader to start in 'update mode', but I'm unable figure out how to fix please. As others have stated, try to disable USB xHCI mode for the duration of applying new firmware. Update the Configuration Utility to the latest version via the built-in update manager Connect the adapter to multiple Windows 10 圆4 machines Connect the adapter on both USB2 and USB3 ports
Connect the adapter with an USB device attached (as opposed to without) Connect the adapter with PD (as opposed to without) Then, switch it to PS3 again and then immediately disconnect it. After that, you must connect the Thrustmaster T150 racing wheel to your Windows PC in bootloader mode using the 元 and R3 buttons simultaneously while you are plugging it in. Run the Configuration Utility as Administrator (as opposed to no elevation) Fix 3: Try Bootloader Shortcut Method You can first switch to PS4 or PS5. 5) The Thrustmaster Firmware Updater window appears onscreen. Select Start > All Programs > Thrustmaster > FFB Racing Wheel, then click Firmware Update. Some things I've tried to solve the issue: The racing wheel is detected in the Device Manager, in the Sound, video and game controllers section, under the name Thrustmaster TRS Racing Wheel Bulk Driver: this is normal. I have installed the Cypress Configuration Utility, run it, plug in the adapter without PD, and then it simply gets recognized as USB adapter, not as 'USB BRIDGE'. However, I can not get the adapter to run in ‘update mode’. I own a Cable Matters 201046 ( USB-C Multiport Adapter with 4K 60Hz DisplayPort), but since I'm experiencing issues with power delivery I'm trying to update the firmware as per the Cable Matters KB article #103.
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