Window 7 and xbox plug and charge kit , device cannot start code 10

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Anyone else getting this with windows 7 , it worked fine in Vista, so i dont think its a hardware problem, heres a screen shot

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Just built my new machine yesterday and didn't have any problems other than requiring to download the correct software from Microsoft rather than just letting Windows Update take care of it.

That said, even without the software it 'worked' fine.

Stupid question, but have you just tried it in another USB port?
 
Have you installed the full driver package that goes with the receiver, or are you just leaving Windows to sort it?
 
Have you installed the full driver package that goes with the receiver, or are you just leaving Windows to sort it?

the receiver is fine, its the play and charge kit thats giving me grief, ive installed xbox 360 accessaries software from microsft, which installed ok and when pressing the silver xbox button i now get the battery meter up on screen, but play and charge kit is still the same :(
 
is the device usb ? i'm having a similar problem with a external usb tv card i wonder is a clean install of os will sort it out :(
 
yeah its usb, ive only tried it on the case usb ports, but everything else that has been plugged in them is fine, funny thing is its microsoft hardware
 
yeah its usb, ive only tried it on the case usb ports, but everything else that has been plugged in them is fine, funny thing is its microsoft hardware

exactly the same problem here m8 all my slots work with every other device but yet when i plug in my external usb tv card i get "installation failed" "this usb device has malfuctioned" etc so i go to CP to update drivers and it says device not working code 10.

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its strange becasue it worked fine before i got my newset up (e8400,4gb ram windows7 etc)not sure if it has anything to do with my motherboard or just a bad o/s install but my pc is working great expect this problem.
 
well im going to get myself a new play and charge kit as i need another anyway, lets see if my next one gets picked up
 
well figured id update this, ive since reinstalled Windows 7 and bought a new play and charge kit and the problem still remanes, also now i have two keyboards and two mice showing in device manager, very strange as this didnt happen on the first install.
 
i'm 90% it has something to do with the P55 chipset and some usb devices! asus issued a fix in 1 of there bios's but my problem stil lremains!
 
something that i just remebered is when i boot up my bios reports 2 keyboards 1 mouse 3 hubs, but sometimes it says 1 keyboard 1 mouse and 3 hubs, looks like it could be an issue with bios then
 
it seems its now fixed, i ended up buying an external powered hub, and it installs fine when plugged into it, so it seems my front usb case ports dont carry enough power
 
The Play and Charge kit works on PC's now? I always thought it was just a dumb USB device used to charge the controller, you're telling me you can actually use it on a PC now through this cable?
 
The Play and Charge kit works on PC's now? I always thought it was just a dumb USB device used to charge the controller, you're telling me you can actually use it on a PC now through this cable?

No.

The P&C cable will only ever provide power. The OP can however use the wireless pad, connected to his PC with the P&C cable, because he also has the Wireless Receiver for the PC.
 
The Play and Charge kit works on PC's now? I always thought it was just a dumb USB device used to charge the controller, you're telling me you can actually use it on a PC now through this cable?
This.
No.

The P&C cable will only ever provide power. The OP can however use the wireless pad, connected to his PC with the P&C cable, because he also has the Wireless Receiver for the PC.

hmm think i might buy 1 as well to see if it can help me with my problem, did u get it from ocuk?

yes mate, got the hub from OcUK, got the Roccat Apuri, great little thing it is aswell, can recomend it;)
 
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