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I don't have that many devices: The Vive, an audio DAC, a keyboard, mouse, and a wifi stick. The motherboard is solid (Asus Z170-A). I tried moving various devi
by shazow 10y ago
I don't have that many devices: The Vive, an audio DAC, a keyboard, mouse, and a wifi stick. The motherboard is solid (Asus Z170-A). I tried moving various devices between different kinds of ports (2.0, 3.0, 3.1) and front vs back, not much difference. Many of the issues happen whether the Vive is plugged in or not.
I think it's a driver issue. Part of the problem I noticed (before I got the Vive) is that the keyboard is also a USB hub and sometimes the machine completely locks up if I try to use it before Windows is fully booted.
Another issue I ran into is when I installed the Vive bluetooth driver, the Vive HMD camera stopped working (also runs over the USB hub). I've read a few other threads where people ran into this issue. Weeeee.
- dogma1138 10y agoThat's enough if you have 2-3 USB 2.0 devices on a USB 3.0 only host it's enough to screw it up. I got a few ASUS mobo's that all have the same issues. If you have USB2.0 breakout ports use them for the legacy devices, if not use a good USB hub.