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alivexfire-esata2 bios 2.70 for dos and now "usb device not recognized" every hour (pls help)

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  1. Vera Petrov
    @ember_forge

    so annoyed rn since installing ASRock ALiveXFire-eSATA2 Bios 2.70 for DOS , teh USB ports on my home-built PC randomly stop wroking... a webcam disconnects, the Windows disconnect sound plays, and then nothing in that port works until I reboot.. 馃檹 sometimes I get this:

    USB Audio Device Properties

    USB Audio Device Properties
Device status:
This device cannot start. (Code 10)

{Operation Failed}
The requested operation was unsuccessful.

    Its not one port either, it moves around. Ive tried different cbales and devices. Before the update, I never had USB problems. Is it possible a chipset driver broke USB, or is my motherboard giving up?

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  2. Arjun G.
    @agill

    are there USBHUB3 or USBXHCI errors in Event Viewer when it happens?

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  3. Daria Halvorsen
    @nimbus_wrangler

    unrelated but anyone elses coffee machine also judging them today

    RAM prices doing their own thing again smh

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  4. Nell Silva
    @pixelpusher

    guys pls help spent since tuesday on webcam and im still not done seriously need help here 馃槶

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  6. Hana Quintero
    @hquintero
    in reply to @ember_forge

    disable USB power saving as a test: Power Options > Change plan settings > Advanced > USB settings > USB selective suspend setting > Disabled. then in Device Manager > Universal Serial Bus controllers, for each USB Root Hub, untick Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power.

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  7. Kira Haddad
    @kirah363

    oof check Event Viewer > Windows Logs > System around the disconnect time for events from USBHUB3, USBXHCI or Kernel-PnP. Errors there point to the controller dirver or power issues.

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  8. Ruben W.
    @voxelbench-f1

    hmmm if everything fails and ports die even in a fresh Windows install or in a Linux live USB, the problem is hardware (motherboard or power), not drivers. lmk how it goes

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  9. Vera Petrov
    @ember_forge
    in reply to @voxelbench-f1

    @voxelbench-f1 dude it was power. A powered hub for a webcam fixed it completely 馃槄 The driver update was just coincidence. cant believe it was that simple lol

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