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Another problem is a lack of viable way to do a power cycle for PCIe/USB devices. This clears up a lot of errors. The functionality used to exist for USB devic
by R0b0t1 6y ago
Another problem is a lack of viable way to do a power cycle for PCIe/USB devices. This clears up a lot of errors.
The functionality used to exist for USB devices, but MS started removing the ability to do it in the API and now more manufacturers have dropped it.
- userbinator 6y agoIt's called "turning it off and on again", and for USB devices, can be as simple as unplugging and replugging. I've personally done it to fix a malfunctioning USB device many times.
- Dylan16807 6y agoThe complaint is that you can't turn it off and on again via software any more.