Erik T.

@eamong314 i literally gave u the steps... what more do u want 🙄 but hey ymmv

@eamong314 cool story, still wrong tho just my 2 cents

@eamong314 benchmarks or it didnt happen

@eamong314 source: trust me bro smh

@eamong314 did u even read my post or just the first line smh

@eamong314 its almost impressive how confidently wrong this is

@eamong314 every single time someone suggests doing it yourself the thread gets longer and nothing gets fixed idk maybe im wrong lol

@bea.demir cleaned up old backups taking up disk space, fixed folder ownership, and updates now finish normally. two problems, one thread.

@eamong314 every single time someone suggests doing it yourself teh thread gets longer and nothing gets fixed idk maybe im wrong lol

im literally losing my mind here my brand new build is officially haunted

been there man in Device Manager, uninstall every entry under Universal Serial Bus controllers, then reboot. Windows reinstalls them on startup. Also install the chipset driver from ur motherboard or laptop makers site. lmk how it goes

descriptor Request Failed means the device didnt answer Windows properly during setup, sooo its usually power or signal, not drivers. plug it directly into a rear motherboard port, not a hub or front panel, and try again.

ehh id try one older driver bfeore doing DDU. If teh older one is stable, uve proven its driver related in ten minutes. idk maybe im wrong lol

lol same thing happened to me remove any GPU overclock and memory overclock. Device removed errors are very sensitive to VRAM instability. If you used a tuning tool, reset it to defaults and also check that no profile reapplies at…