USB devices frequently lose connection and reestablish them.
USB devices frequently lose connection and reestablish them.
USB Devices randomly disconnecting and reconnecting. Hello everyone, I have recently built a new PC and i'm having issues with devices disconecting and reconnecting randomly. I have no idea what could be causing it. I have many devices connected, some of which are connected through unpowered hubs but they’re kind of spread out on different hubs so it doesn’t draw too much power from one port. I had the same setup with my old PC and never had any issues. I found no errors or warnings related to this issue in windows event viewer. I will attach some videos that show the kind of behavior that's happening with this issue. System specs: Ryzen 7 7800X3D Asus Tuf Gaming X670E-Plus Motherboard 2x16 Corsair vengance 6400 Mhz RAM A wifi & bluetooth card (unsure which brand it's old) 1000W PSU Latest BIOS from Asus's website (BIOS 1813) What i have tried: Updating chipset drivers Another fresh windows installation with latest drivers from manufacturer I have tested with another 700W PSU but wasn’t able to connect the GPU due to not enough connectors to power it, so i have ran two tests on both PSUs without the GPU but still got the same issue. I have tried plugging in only my mouse, keyboard and headset and recorded the behavior overnight and it all went well. I just tried to add one more device which is kind of an external hub for HDDs, and it started acting strangely like disconnecting and reconnecting, I changed the port and it worked. The entire last row of USBs on the back of the motherboard created this issue with the external HDDs hub, I have connected other devices on the last row of USBs on the motherboard to see if anything happens, so far so good. I’m wondering, is this a motherboard issue or i’m reaching some sort of limit? 700W Overnight.mp4 2023-11-25 15-12-23 - Trim.mkv 2023-11-25 14-58-10 - Trim.mkv
AMD has been dealing with USB stability problems for quite some time, though they've made progress.