Approving a device using the Intel’s Thunderbolt Control Center (Newer systems) Connect your Thunderbolt 3 device to your computer Go to Search and then type Thunderbolt Control Center and click open Click on the menu Click on Approve Thunderbolt devices On the device’s drop-down, se...
Why would an attached Thunderbolt3 device be missing from the Thunderbolt Control Center? I have an eGPU that I was having trouble getting connected to Windows 10. When plugging it in there are no prompts to approve it in the Thunderbolt Control Center. It acted as if it was not connecte...
After clicking OK, you may get a Windows User Account Control (UAC) popup asking if you “want to allow this app to make changes to your PC?”. Click Yes: After clicking yes you should see an application window appear where you will approve the Thunderbolt 3 device that was just attach...
Download and install the Thunderbolt Control Center software from the Microsoft Store to approve and manage Thunderbolt devices. Related Products This article applies to 37 products Show all Need more help? Contact support Disclaimer 1 All postings and use of the content on this site are subject ...
Plug a Thunderbolt device into the Intel NUC and run the installer again. Uninstall the current driver, then run the installer again. The Thunderbolt Control Center should load automatically after the driver is installed and if or when you're connected to the Internet....
Insert a Thunderbolt device into the Intel NUC and run the installer again. Uninstall the current driver and run the installer again. TheThunderbolt Control Center, which enables you to approve and manage Thunderbolt devices, should load automatically after the driver is installed and if or when...
Here's what the Thunderbolt Control Center shows on my P620: No idea exactly what that PCIE tunneling feature is, very little information on Google. There's nothing in the P620 BIOS to change. This is likely a limitation and not sure what will/won't work with this card. ...
Using the "Thunderbolt Software" app, I can see "Apple Inc, Thunderbolt Display" as an attached device to Port 1. It is listed as "Not connected". Even if I use that same app to approve the device, it continues to list as "Not connected" and unapproved. I've run the "Thunderbo...
Approving a device using the Intel’s Thunderbolt Control Center (Newer systems) Connect your Thunderbolt 3 device to your computer Go to Search and then type Thunderbolt Control Center and click open Click on the menu Click on Approve Thunderbolt devices On the device’s drop-down, se...
3.2. After clicking OK, you may get a Windows User Account Control (UAC) popup asking if you want to allow this application to make changes to your PC?. Click “Yes” 3.3. You should then see a window showing “Approve Thunderbolt Device”. Select the Thunderbolt Device you want to co...