If your USB peripheral is on the fritz, it's worth doing some troubleshooting with the port itself. Give these steps a try.
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Windows treats your desktop like a laptop by default, and it's been putting your USB devices to sleep
Windows quietly sleeps USB peripherals on desktops, leading to missing drives and unresponsive keyboards and mice.
There's nothing more frustrating than your computer suddenly saying it can't recognize the USB device connected to the port. This is especially true when you're urgently trying to transfer a file to a ...
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