Strange issue with Dual-Shock (SCPH-1200) on eVGA 680i SLI

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thoku420

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I hope someone hear can solve this issue for me.

Problem: I'm using the Dual-Shock (PS2) controller with my PC using a generic usb converter which looks like this: PIC.

Plugging in the controller into any one of the USB ports on my motherboard results in a "Code 43: Windows has stopped this device because it has reported problems" error. Other devices, like my iPod or printer work just fine when plugged into the same USB ports.

I had a Lexma USB hub and plugging the controller through that hub resolved the issue and the OS detected my gamepad. Unfortunately, that hub does not work anymore.

All these problems are occurring on my desktop where I wish to use the gamepad. I also have a Dell Studio 15 laptop with Win 7 (32-bit) and the gamepad works without any hassles or the need of a USB hub. Its recognized as ga451-usb device. I copied the driver files from the laptop, that the OS automatically installed, to copy over to my desktop, but they were already present in their respective folders (I'm guessing they got installed when I used the Lexma USB hub).

What gives? Why do I keep getting this error? I do have the latest BIOS and chipset drivers for my system. Everything is up to date.
 

My Computer

OS
Windows 7 Ultimate 32-bit
thoku420 said:
I hope someone hear can solve this issue for me.

Problem: I'm using the Dual-Shock (PS2) controller with my PC using a generic usb converter which looks like this: PIC.

Plugging in the controller into any one of the USB ports on my motherboard results in a "Code 43: Windows has stopped this device because it has reported problems" error. Other devices, like my iPod or printer work just fine when plugged into the same USB ports.

I had a Lexma USB hub and plugging the controller through that hub resolved the issue and the OS detected my gamepad. Unfortunately, that hub does not work anymore.

All these problems are occurring on my desktop where I wish to use the gamepad. I also have a Dell Studio 15 laptop with Win 7 (32-bit) and the gamepad works without any hassles or the need of a USB hub. Its recognized as ga451-usb device. I copied the driver files from the laptop, that the OS automatically installed, to copy over to my desktop, but they were already present in their respective folders (I'm guessing they got installed when I used the Lexma USB hub).

What gives? Why do I keep getting this error? I do have the latest BIOS and chipset drivers for my system. Everything is up to date.
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hi mate, can you go here while you have the controller plugged in on the erroneous PC Hardware devices are not working or are not detected in Windows and click "run it".

but if that fails to detect the issue, unplug the power cord from the desktop/laptop(remove battery) and press the power button, keep it pressed for 30 seconds(what this is doing is getting rid of static electricity and excess power held in the motherboard and components), after that, plug everything back in and reboot, this should(fingers crossed) fix the issue.
 

My Computer

Computer type
PC/Desktop
Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
Custom Build
OS
Windows 7 Ultimate x64 SP1
CPU
Intel Q6600 @ 2.6Ghz
Motherboard
Evga NF78-CK-132-A 3-Way SLI
Memory
4Gb DDR2 Corsair Dominator @ 800Mhz 5-5-5-15
Graphics Card(s)
EVGA 560 GTX SC FTW 1GB
Sound Card
Realtek HD 7.1 Audio, Plantronics GameCom780 7.1 Headset
Monitor(s) Displays
Dell S2409W
Screen Resolution
1920 x 1080
Hard Drives
SanDisk SDSSDHII-120G-G25 120GB SSD
Samsung 7200RPM 750Gb SATA
Samsung 850 EVO 120GB SSD
Western Digital Green 1TB 7200RPM
PSU
Xigmatek 750W Quad sli quad core 80% eff
Case
Antec 900 Gaming Case
Cooling
Zalman CNPS9700-NT NVIDIA Tritium
Keyboard
Logitech generic keyboard, MS wireless keyboard
Mouse
Razor Lachesis Banshee V2 Blue, 4000DPI, MS wireless mouse
Internet Speed
152Mb Virgin Media Fibre Optic
Antivirus
Microsoft Security Essentials
Browser
Google Chrome
Other Info
Wireless Gaming Receiver for Windows, Wireless Xbox 360 Pad
MrNeeds said:
hi mate, can you go here while you have the controller plugged in on the erroneous PC Hardware devices are not working or are not detected in Windows and click "run it".
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Thank you for the quick response.

Ran the portable version. The other one wasn't working. Here is the final report.

report7re4.jpg


Didn't fix the problem.

MrNeeds said:
but if that fails to detect the issue, unplug the power cord from the desktop/laptop(remove battery) and press the power button, keep it pressed for 30 seconds(what this is doing is getting rid of static electricity and excess power held in the motherboard and components), after that, plug everything back in and reboot, this should(fingers crossed) fix the issue.
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I'll try this now.

Installing the driver manually, again, gives me this error.

error4oje.jpg
 

My Computer

OS
Windows 7 Ultimate 32-bit
Update:

MrNeeds said:
but if that fails to detect the issue, unplug the power cord from the desktop/laptop(remove battery) and press the power button, keep it pressed for 30 seconds(what this is doing is getting rid of static electricity and excess power held in the motherboard and components), after that, plug everything back in and reboot, this should(fingers crossed) fix the issue.
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I did this. It seems to install something when I 'Scan for Hardware Changes', but upon restart I get the same error message again.

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My Computer

OS
Windows 7 Ultimate 32-bit
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