USB peripherals are frequently disconnecting; troubleshooting with various approaches has proven ineffective.
USB peripherals are frequently disconnecting; troubleshooting with various approaches has proven ineffective.
My mouse (Razer Naga Trinity) often disconnects and reconnects to my PC. I suspect the issue isn't limited to the mouse itself but could involve other USB devices as well, since my webcam also sometimes drops out.
I've tested it on different PCs, and it functions properly there. I've reinstalled all USB drivers, turned off USB suspend, adjusted advanced power settings, and updated Windows. I've also unplugged all other USB devices connected to the I/O port to eliminate any EMI interference, but the problem persists.
Running Command Prompt with DISM and SFC tools didn't resolve it. Fast Startup has been disabled as well.
I've followed instructions from several websites:
https://e-methodstechnologies.com/fix-mo...onnecting/
https://www.makeuseof.com/how-to-fix-usb...indows-10/
My system specs are:
Power Supply: Corsair Rm850x Gold 850 watt (new, July 2021)
Motherboard: ASUS Prime x570-Pro (new, July 2021)
CPU: Ryzen 3800X (new, July 2021)
GPU: GTX 1650 (new, July 2021)
Any assistance would be very much appreciated!
Added details about the hardware specifications. I reviewed the Reliability History and Event Viewer, but they aren't detecting any disconnections. I have three USB devices connected to the PC, all relying solely on the PC's power. With an x570 board and an 850-watt PSU, should it be manageable?
I have updated the BIOS, experienced a brief boot issue, but am now running smoothly. I'll keep you posted on whether it's resolved! Thanks for your assistance!
Seems like the connection failed again. I updated the BIOS to version 4021.
The mouse connection is made to a specific USB port. The four blue USB 3.2 Gen 1 ports are managed by the Ryzen processor, whereas the four teal blue USB 3.2 Gen 2 ports are handled by the x570 chipset.
Yes, you can try a dark blue one if you're connected to the teal blue one.
It is likely that an x570 board with an 850-watt PSU will suffice. One might expect this setup to work well. Which gadgets rely on direct motherboard USB power? The mouse is among them.