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USB device not recognized. Please help!
I am having trouble with either my mobo or Windows Vista. I have only one thing connected to my USB right now and that is my mouse. It seems to be working. I keep getting this message over and over again, no matter what I do.
__________________ I keep getting random messages saying "USB Device Not Recognized" and it then tells me the drivers could not be installed. I initially thought it was my printer, so I removed it, but it is still giving me the same error. When I open the error message I get this.  I have updated Windows, I uninstalled and reinstalled my NForce mobo drivers, and restarted several times. The problem will not go away. What the heck is happening?!?!! This is getting really annoying!! As I am typing this the USB Device Not Recognized message is popping up every 4 or 5 seconds! I am considering RMA'ing my motherboard.
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I'm thinking that the USB controller on the board is goin' funny... Hmm...
Are there any other USB devices plugged in? 
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I have my mouse, my printer, and now my headphones plugged in. I am still getting the original message, and it shows all of those devices as working, except port 5. I am trying to figure out what port 5 is so I can try it.
__________________Ok I found port 5 and plugged my mouse in and the mouse stopped working and the error message still showed up. It seems as though USB port 5 is dead. But, I don't use or need this port! How do I make this stupid message stop showing up? It is really making me mad. Should I RMA the motherboard? It was a step up board, so I do not know if I have a full warranty still.
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I wouldn't really wanna pay shipping costs and go through all the hassle of replacing a board, just because a USB port that I don't use isn't working...
But the messages can get quite annoying. I'm pretty sure that there's a way to remove the messages somewhere in Windows... Search around inside the Control Panel.
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Well according to EVGA's website my board is not eligible for any kind of RMA anyway. Apparently when you use their step up, you lose your lifetime warranty.
__________________ I just want the stupid message to go away! It's really annoying.
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