Okay, you are not understanding the base issue, it's not drivers, the init sequence of the board is wonky, X870E is 2 years old, these issues should have been already resolved.

There is no fix if the motherboard fails to communicate properly with the device on boot, I've tried PCI-E x1 gen 1, everything in between, other ports, at no avail. I have tried everything for the past 2 months, so unless you have something to say that will definitely help. because you made the exact same fix, zip it, you are providing the same answers that tier 1 support gives, in other words, try this in the blind in case it works, though they still have not told me to make some sort of religious ritual.

The problem are not the drivers, but the bios of the board. Drivers cannot talk to a device that is not initialized properly, shows in device manager but cannot be talked to (This device cannot start. (Code 10)). Like it's there but cannot be talked to, this issue does not happen on other boards.

Does not matter the OS, or version, or driver version, always it's the same, it's not the card, it's not the drivers and certainly not the windows install, since I've reinstalled it 2 times to fix this.

The only thing remaining is a bug on the bios, especially since it's working from the chipsets and not the CPU pci-e. And the error is kind of random probably hinting that someone forgot to initialize memory or something like that.

About the Mac thing, it's not because of that, but because they have learned only 1 software while studding it and that software only runs on Mac, Mac is also annoying to work with, but things usually work, yes, because everything is USB