Optiplex 7040 - Latest USB 3 eXtensible Host Controller Driver v4.0.6.60 cause OS not to Boot

AaronCooper,

Start the computer and tap the F12 key. Enter Safe Mode and uninstall the driver or choose from the F12 List., Last Known Good Configuration.

I simply restored the Image, I use Ghost 3.1 as my Imaging tool. It was safer that way.

But I wanted to make Dell aware of the Issue, as others may download and update using this driver package.

Symantec Ghost does not support windows 8 or 10.  

https://community.norton.com/en/forums/ghost-15-windows-8-not-supported

Neither Dell nor Microsoft support imaging other than sysprep images.

Microsoft does not support the use of Sysprep to create images of an installation that has been upgraded.

Microsoft supports the use of Sysprep to create images of an installation that has been updated with a service pack.Production environment
Microsoft does not support the use of Sysprep for the following scenarios 

• To take a computer that has been running in production for extended period of time and run sysprep then create a new image or clone from the computer. Sysprep is designed to prepare new installations of Windows for imaging.
  
• To run sysprep after imaging or cloning production computer for the purpose of changing the SID and computername to join the domain and make the computer unique.

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/314828/the-microsoft-policy-for-disk-duplication-of-windows-installations

google 'driverpacksolution' and use it to update missing drivers

I have a current USB 3 driver set for the Computer, but I do a update every quarter to keep systems updated and stable.

I was just trying to inform Dell of a possible issue with it's current USB 3.o version listed above.