Sometimes when I plug a usb storage device into one of the front usb ports I got a log entry for error 11 which is
The driver detected a controller error on \Device\Harddisk7\DR8
That's the usb storage (because of other devices plugged in, 7 is always the first usb storage device).
I'd like to say it only does it on the front, but I can't be 100% sure, as it doesn't do it all the time and I don't really plug much in/out around the back. The only thing I do is a usb3 hdd and occasionally my usb 3 stick (front ports are 2) & while it's never logged it for those, I also don't use it them that often, so could just be luck.
Anyway, it's always in groups of 4 and always when you plug it in (I literally mean, when you first plug it in, not just it being plugged in, if the log id appears it will be then).
Thing is, it doesn't cause any issues. The usb device appears as it should, you don't have to unplug/plug back in, it only makes the one sound (that windows sound for something being plugged in, so it's not quickly connecting/disconnecting). It works absolutely fine. 0 difference in the time in takes to pick up the drive between when it leaves the log and when it does not. Everything works as it should, transfer speeds are fine, no read/write errors etc.
If you didn't look in the event viewer, by behaviour, you would not know.
I don't suppose it matters, but I have plenty of things plugged in around the back (controller wireless receiver, card reader, mouse etc) and never any issues with them (disconnects etc), so pretty sure nothing wrong hardware wise.
Any ideas? Ports on the front are quite worn (old case), just windows and x99 being fussy for some reason?
Doesn't cause any issue, but would be nice if I could work out why.
Thanks.
The driver detected a controller error on \Device\Harddisk7\DR8
That's the usb storage (because of other devices plugged in, 7 is always the first usb storage device).
I'd like to say it only does it on the front, but I can't be 100% sure, as it doesn't do it all the time and I don't really plug much in/out around the back. The only thing I do is a usb3 hdd and occasionally my usb 3 stick (front ports are 2) & while it's never logged it for those, I also don't use it them that often, so could just be luck.
Anyway, it's always in groups of 4 and always when you plug it in (I literally mean, when you first plug it in, not just it being plugged in, if the log id appears it will be then).
Thing is, it doesn't cause any issues. The usb device appears as it should, you don't have to unplug/plug back in, it only makes the one sound (that windows sound for something being plugged in, so it's not quickly connecting/disconnecting). It works absolutely fine. 0 difference in the time in takes to pick up the drive between when it leaves the log and when it does not. Everything works as it should, transfer speeds are fine, no read/write errors etc.
If you didn't look in the event viewer, by behaviour, you would not know.
I don't suppose it matters, but I have plenty of things plugged in around the back (controller wireless receiver, card reader, mouse etc) and never any issues with them (disconnects etc), so pretty sure nothing wrong hardware wise.
Any ideas? Ports on the front are quite worn (old case), just windows and x99 being fussy for some reason?
Doesn't cause any issue, but would be nice if I could work out why.
Thanks.
