About Driver
The ASRock NetUSB MasterBus drivers allow bridging USB devices to a network via supported ASRock motherboards that use NetUSB technology. Such drivers will enable the sharing of USB devices with multiple computers lying on the same network, including but not limited to printers, storage, and other peripherals. Especially useful in offices and at home, there is now centralized access to USB devices from different systems without physically connecting each device.
Usage
The NetUSB MasterBus driver enables network-shared USB devices to function properly, thus letting them be easily and steadily connected over a local network. In such a case, it is an essential driver for users who may need access to USB devices from afar, hence making access to those devices, plugged physically into one computer but accessible from others, easy and convenient.
Summary Table
| Feature | ASRock NetUSB MasterBus Driver |
|---|---|
| Compatibility | Windows 7, 8, 10, 11 |
| Main Purpose | Enables sharing of USB devices over a network |
| Key Benefits | Remote USB access, convenient device sharing |
| Recommended Usage | Offices, shared home networks requiring USB access |
| Common Issues | Possible compatibility issues with some USB devices |
| You can find a more detailed description of ASRock NetUSB Drivers in our library. |
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FAQs
What does the ASRock NetUSB MasterBus driver do?
It enables the sharing of USB devices over a network so you can access peripherals connected to an ASRock motherboard from elsewhere.
Do I need this driver to connect via normal USB?
No, this driver is needed only in instances of networked USB devices via NetUSB technology.
Can I uninstall the ASRock NetUSB MasterBus driver?
Yes, you can, but that will disable sharing of USB devices over the network.
How do I update the ASRock NetUSB MasterBus driver?
Updates are either on ASRock’s support website or through Windows Update.
Why can’t my USB device be accessed over the network?
First of all, check that the driver is installed and up to date, and secondly, confirm the compatibility of the USB device with the NetUSB functionality.
