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How to control all USB case power (power surge warnings) USB 2.0
I know how to enable/disable UBS ports, but I want to know if I Can set specific power limits for my USB 2.0 ports? using Windows 7 pro.
How can I test my motherboard to see if maybe that might be the problem?
Everything was working fine. Then, I started using a new USB device called Track IR5.
I don't know if it's a coincidence or the culprit, but I now get a "power surge" warning for all my USB 2.0 ports when the device is unplugged. USB 3.0 is not connected/active.
My headphones disconnect most of the time. My keyboard started disconnecting more frequently and my mouse is usually the last to disconnect.
If I plug Track IR in....
as well as my other peripherals (keyboard, mouse, 2 headphones, steering wheel), everything works fine.
If I unplug Track IR....
I'll start getting power surge warnings and my headphones, keyboard, lastly my mouse will disconnect (in that order) randomly.
It's also caused a cyclic "left click" issue with my mouse - I believe.
Over a span of 4-6 seconds, the left click button will go from standard to ultra sensitive to standard click speed again.
I can double click on a file and open it, and afew seconds later, it seems it only takes 1 click to unintentionally open that folder and then whatever file or folder my mouse cursor happened to be on, inside that folder. I slowed down and sped up the mouse click function in windows devices, but the issue still persists.
I have checked the wiring. Nothing exposed or touching.
I have turned off USB charging capability
I have tried each port individually (front and back USB 2.0 ports) to see if I have any dead ports (none)
I have tried them in combinations to see if there is some kind of short between 2 ports.
What do I do now?