Solved device detection logs

[maxie]

Yes i did notice that you have been having problems with your USB again ...

Have you had any more BSOD lately ? ...

 

[timeless]

just one, but that only happened after removing my (new) wireless adapter to test it in my laptop (ld been in contact with TP-Link regarding the fact lm only getting 65mbps wireless speed when its rated up to 150mbps and my router is capable of at least 144mbps by its spec sheet).

the dump lm told did flag my usb drivers in addition to the wireless ones >_> and thats all the information lve gotten out of the dump that was posted.

as for usb drivers, l completely removed the gigabyte usb 3.0 drivers and went over to intel and installed their latest generic ones, however given that for a few weeks ld been bsod free l doubt l would have gotten the bsod if l had not removed the usb wireless adapter.

in either case be it the adapter or system drivers lve actually updated all to current versions most of which are gigabyte provided drivers motherboard-wise however graphics and now usb drivers are from intels site.

 

[maxie]

I do agree i do not think the problem is Driver related ...Think the fault must be in the Motherboard ..

At least your Internet speed seems a lot better than it used to be .....

 

[timeless]

it could be the front panel, tho l dont seem to have any issues using the front ports.. which is why it might be useful to try my idea of connecting a short piece of usb cable and use that for temp to see if the problem affects the rear ports as it could be related to just the front panel, that said l could try a different internal header as well as there are both 2.0 headers as well as 3.0 ones and lm sure lm using a 2.0 one.

 

[maxie]

It is worth a try any how .. I will look up the Motherboard Manual tomorrow ..

That might shed some light on the problem ...

 

[timeless]

the bios part seems outdated my last little read of it, mainly because the layout changed a little since the F7 update..

that said see link to this image: http://cdn2.wccftech.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/GA-Z87-D3HP.jpg

if memory serves the front panel is connected to either FUSB1 or 2 l forget which as its been a little while since l built the system.

 

[maxie]

Will check that out later today .. Thanks for Posting the Link ...

 

[maxie]

Below is the Manual ... Look at the Chipset for the USB ...

http://download.gigabyte.eu/FileList/Manual/mb_manual_ga-z87(h87)-d3hp_e.pdf

 

[timeless]

looks pretty much the same as the manual that came with the board tbh, gave it a glance over.

 

[maxie]

Was looking at the Host Controller USB 3.0 hub controller (uPD720210)

Are they for the back Ports ...

 

[timeless]

to my knowledge, l have 8 on board usb, 2 are usb 2.0 which are at the top of the board by the PS2 port (it only has one so its either keyboard or mouse not that l use the ps2 port).

the rest of the on board ones from what l know are usb 3.0, tho l believe there are two usb 2.0 internal headers and a couple of usb 3.0 ones as well, tho l havent looked into that in depth yet as lve been busy outside... some a-hole kids found two paint tins and through it would be a good idea to throw it towards my dads motorbike (the mess on the bike sounds worse than it is, but the patio is covered).

 

[maxie]

Found the Thread below it is for a different Motherboard Model than yours .. But is basically the same ..

It has the same USB chip ...

Issue with USB 3.0 Flash Drive (Not using Sleep Mode)

 

[timeless]

hmm it sounds similar but when l hear the detection sound its when l disconnect the device.. to be more specific... l connect the external copy/move files as required then when l disconnect the device l hear it disconnect then moments later l hear a disconnect/reconnect sound and thats usually it.

tho it started happening with my other external now as well (this one being a completely enclosed unit) it hasnt happened on the lexar thumb drive tho to my knowledge (64gb usb 3.0).

lve also had my computer open to see if anything changes there while disconnecting the device to see if anything changes but lve not had device manager open to see what is detecting.

that said lve connected a usb cable round the back so next time l use the drive l'll connect my devices to that to see if anything happens. (but it might be a few days as the weather looks to be getting stormy till sunday at the moment and since lve had bad experiences with thunderstorms lm leaving my main system off until this bad weather passes and using my laptop for a few days).

 

[maxie]

Did you notice the last Post about the Drivers ... I am going to look into that should have some Motherboards similar to yours .. So shall be doing some testing ...

 

[timeless]

are you referring to Renesas drivers? no idea what they are the only ones lve installed were pretty much with my motherboard disk (which have also been updated to current now) tho the only difference between now and a few days back is that lm using the intel USB 3.0 eXtensible Host Controller Driver rather than the one for my board from Gigabyte.

 

[maxie]

Yes the Host Controller USB 3.0 hub controller (uPD720210) is a Renesas Chip .. I will setup a Board tomorrow ....

 

[timeless]

hmm lve never been asked for drivers apart from the intel ones then... could that explain them being flagged on the memory dumps on the bsods lve had?

regardless appreciate the help especially the time you have given to the issue.

 

[maxie]

I do not think so infarct i could be completely wrong .. But i will let you know in a couple of days time when i have done some more researching and testing ..

These Boards i have lying around have not used any in ages so will be no big loss if that is the case

 

[timeless]

tbh, lve had the front panel off a couple of times, without disconnecting the usb (kinda hard to undo my cable management without messing it up.. that said its sorta crap lol as management goes) so lm wondering if there is a loose connection.. even more so considering l had off a few days prior as my last original fan (from my previous build) was starting to annoy me, the rattle was getting more audible.

all of my fans are now Arctic Cooling F12s, pretty impressed with how silent the comp is now as l can hardly tell its on. but l may have put more pressure than l should have on the front panel. maybe it might be worth getting another front panel on the cheap some point in the future, but lf l have to resort to rear ports its no biggie like l said lve already put a small length of USB cable between a rear 3.0 port to the front so l can easily access for externals etc, then l'll find out if the same thing happens which l guess would be a good indication if its just the front ports that care causing the issue.

 

[maxie]

Given time i am sure you can sort it ... Have a real busy day today catch you later