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Find Universal Serial Bus Controllers section and uninstall USB Universal Host Controller. Go to Action, Scan for hardware changes. USB Universal Host Controller reinstalled and mouse is now available in console, no reboot is required. Case 2: RDP connection unavailable. Connect to VM by console (only keyboard available) 2. The device manager has Universal Serial Bus Controllers Flag USB Device Not Recognized. Device Descriptor Request Failed First thing i did was check my USB drivers, but there is not problem with them.

1. Make sure that your computer is connected to the Internet.
2. • Windows 7 and Windows Vista - Click Start , and then type Device Manager into the into the Start field. Click Device Manager from the search results.
   • Windows XP - Click Start, right-click My Computer, click Properties, select the Hardware tab, and then click Device Manager.
3. Click the plus sign next to System Devices, and then find the SM Bus Controller entry.

   note:

   If you do not see an SM Bus Controller entry, your computer does not have an SM Bus Controller or it is not recognizing the controller. Restart the computer and perform these steps again. If you still do not see an SM Bus Controller entry, your computer does not have an SM Bus Controller.

4. Right-click SM Bus Controller, and then select Update Driver. Follow the instructions to update the driver software.
   • If these steps resolved the issue, you do not need to continue troubleshooting.
   • If the computer did not find or install the correct driver, continue with the next step.
5. • Windows 7 and Windows Vista - Click Start , and then type dxdiag into the into the Start field. Click dxdiag or dxdiag.exe from the search results.
   • Windows XP: Click Start, click Run, type dxdiag in the Open text box, and then press Enter.
6. Click the Display tab.
7. Find your chipset information in the Device section.
   Figure : Chipset information in the DirectX Diagnostic Tool
8. Open a Web browser window, and then navigate to a Web search page, such as Google or Yahoo.

   note:

   Check the Related Links section of this document for links to some of the most common chipset manufacturers' Web sites.

9. Type the full name of your chipset in the search text field, and then press Enter. Use the search results to go to the official Web page of the chipset manufacturer. Browse to the driver download page, and then follow the manufacturer's instructions to download and install the drivers for your chipset.

Hello,

I have been dealing with an issue for the past several days. I will give a brief summary of how I got to this point and then provide details on the current situation.

A few nights ago, my PC froze while playing a game (not a particularly taxing, graphics heavy affair) and my computer would not shutdown. I ended up having to manually shut it down by holding down the power button. When I turned it back on the next day, I discovered that none of my USB devices were working. I attempted to uninstall and reinstall drivers, to no avail, discovered that my PC would never actually fully restart or shutdown at this point, requiring a manual shutdown each time. I went on Microsoft Support and did the chat thing, they walked me through uninstalling the drivers in Device Manager, etc., restarting, it didn't help. Then I attempted to do a clean install of Windows 10, which didn't take because of the restart/shutdown issue and I could no longer get back into Windows. I then did a full clean reinstall using my USB flash drive that I initially had for setting up. This helped me discover that the USB 3.1 port is still functional, while none others are.

So, here I am, with a clean install and still having the same problems, with the only new discovery being that the USB 3.1 port works, while the USB 3.0 ports and all other USB ports do not.

Here is a brief summary of what I know:

When I look in the Device Manager, I see the following under Universal Serial Bus controllers:

ASMedia USB Root Hub

AS Media USB3.1 eXtensible Host Controller (has the latest drivers from the ASUS website)

USB Composite Device

USB xHCI Compliant Host Controller (has the yellow alert tag, states Code 10 This device cannot start).

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I have uninstalled, disabled, reinstalled, etc. the USB xHCI Compliant Host Controller drivers since the fresh install with no change.

The PC still will not complete a restart or shutdown on its own. I have put the PC in Safe Mode, done Diagnostic Mode startup, etc., but no matter what, it will never fully restart or shutdown.

I'm not sure if the restart/shutdown issue and the USB issue are directly linked, but they did begin at the exact same time.

Again, uninstalling the drivers in Device Manager has not helped and I do not see any clear fix for the Compliant Host Controller. I've tried everything I can think of, hoping someone can point me in the direction of getting this thing fixed.

I built the PC in September and had no issues up until this point. I have my mouse plugged into the 3.1 port and snagged a PS/2 keyboard so I can use the device for now. Want to get my USB keyboard, external HDD, etc. all connected and running, though.

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PC Specs:

Universal Serial Bus Controller Driver Not Loading Server 2012 Windows 7

ASUS Z170A-ATX Mobo

Universal Serial Bus Controller Driver Not Loading Server 2012 Windows 10

Intel i7-6700k

32gb DDR4

520gb SSD

MSi GeForce GTX 1070 Founder's Edition

Corsair RM750x