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We hope we were able to help you fix this issue using our methods. Connect your USB device in the USB slot, it will work properly now.
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This method is suitable for laptop only.Īfter performing the restart, the Windows will recognize USB Root Hubs as the new devices and will install its drivers automatically. If the problem is caused due to Power Supply, this method can instantly fix the problem. Repeat the above step for remaining USB Root Hub devices. Here, right-click on the first USB Root Hub select Uninstall device. The Windows will automatically reinstall the drivers after restarting the computer. In this method, we will try to fix the issue by uninstalling the drivers for USB Root Hub devices. If this method didn’t work for you and you are still stuck with the error, try the next method. If you are still facing the problem, follow the next method. After applying the fix, you just need to restart your computer. When the process is done, click on Apply this Fix or Apply Repair Automatically, whichever appears. The last step will open a Troubleshoot window. To open Troubleshoot, Go to Cortana and type Troubleshoot. Many users have fixed the error using this method. Windows Troubleshoot is Windows’ inbuilt tool that searches for issues and fixes them. In the first method, we will try to fix the issue using Windows Troubleshoot. When the process is complete, restart your computer and you will be free of the error.
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Now the Windows will download and install the latest drivers for the troubled USB device.
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Click on Search automatically for updated driver software. Expand it and right-click on Unknown USB Device (Device Descriptor Failure).
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It is located under Universal Serial Bus Controllers. Now, look for Unknown USB Device (Device Descriptor Failed) from the list. Right-click on the Start menu button and select Device Manager. This could fix the problem as rolling them back didn’t help you in the last method, so most probably the drivers are outdated on your computer. In this method, we will try to fix the issue by updating the drivers. If the issue still persists, try the next method. After that, click on Save changes.Īfter restarting the computer, check if the problem is solved. Here, you need to unmark the box beside Turn off fast startup (recommended). Now, select Change settings that are currently unavailable. It is located on the left side of the window. click on Choose what the power button does.
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Search Powercfg.cpl in Windows 10 search box. Windows 10 boots up very quickly, and due to this many (external) USB devices are not getting recognized by Windows. A number of users have reported that this method has worked for them. In this method, we will try to fix the problem by turning off fast startup. After that, click on Apply and then on OK. You need to change the status of all the entries to Disabled. Now, expand USB selective suspend setting. Here, look for USB Settings and expand it. It will open a small Power Options window. Step 2 – Click on change advanced power settings. Search edit power plan in Windows 10 search box. A number of users have found that performing this method has worked for them.

In this method, we will try to fix the issue by disabling USB Selective Suspend Settings.

Fix 3 – Disable USB Selective Suspend Settings If the problem is still not solved, try the next method. Windows will now reinstall the Unknown USB Device (Device Descriptor Failure) drivers. On the Device Manager window, click on Scan for hardware changes. Now, unplug the USB device from your computer, if it wasn’t already unplugged, and plug it back in the USB slot. Now, look for Unknown USB Device (Device Descriptor Failure) item with yellow sign. To open Device Manager, right-click on the Start menu button and select Device Manager. So, in this method, we will uninstall the Unknown USB Device (Device Descriptor Failure) drivers so that it can roll back to default drivers. This could have happened as Windows automatically updates the drivers through Windows update, and it could have installed wrong or corrupt drivers.

Faulty drivers can cause this error as well. In this method, we will uninstall the drivers of the Unknown USB Device (Device Descriptor Failure). Fix 2 – Reinstall Unknown USB Device Driver
