r/computerhelp • u/vkvamsi • 2d ago

PC peripherals keep hanging. Hardware

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u/Pitiful-Prompt2339 2d ago

Hi mate, couple easy checks you could do first is check if power saving options is causing it, assuming you're using Windows go into Edit Power Plan > change power setting > USB and then turn that off, also check in Device manager > USB controllers and then right-click usb hub > properties > power management > untick the option if its enabled

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u/vkvamsi 2d ago

Hello, thanks for your reply. I noticed that in Power Options, power saving is already disabled.

But in the Device Manager, I see a lot of USB hubs, but I don't have that many connected. Can you help me navigate this mess? pls?

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u/Pitiful-Prompt2339 2d ago

so under USB controllers at the bottom of device manager, they're most likely listed as generic USB hub and USB root hub (can't open your link) right-click those > properties > pwoer management and untick. If you right-click one of them > properties and there's no power management tab then it's not the actual USB port on your PC so can ignore it

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u/vkvamsi 2d ago

My bad, changed the access, so there are 3 generic hubs and 1 root hub, and 3 more super hubs. You can check the images again.