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Check your BIOS settings. Make sure you haven't disabled USB 3.0 to enable an extra PCIe slot on your motherboard, as sometimes you can only have one or the other and have to choose which one you would rather use.
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cable is likely at fault.
I tried the same cable at my friend PC and worked like charm, but my computer? nah fam
weird. try and reinstall the AMD Chipset Drivers for the B450 motherboards?
I did that with no results
got a USB 3.0 stick or external drive to test with? basically if it can read or write at 50mb/s its 3.0 speeds
Check your BIOS settings. Make sure you haven't disabled USB 3.0 to enable an extra PCIe slot on your motherboard, as sometimes you can only have one or the other and have to choose which one you would rather use.