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Originally Posted by Freebase Dali
If the USB controller lost communication with your USB device for any reason, that could have caused it. Being that USB devices are based on PnP technology, simply pulling them out and re-inserting them usually brings them back up without any other necessary intervention.
I'm not sure if your "docking station thing" is a USB hub (device that allows you to plug multiple USB devices in while only using a single USB port), but I never had any luck with maintaining a fast, reliable connection using them with multiple devices plugged in because the USB bandwidth and voltage per port is limited.
I would recommend that for any USB device that requires stability, you plug that device directly into its own port on the PC.
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thanks for the advice, earlier i put the USB device directly into a usb slot at the front of my computer about a minute later the screen went blue and this giant message came up i didn't have time to read it all but it said something about performing an emergency shut down. Next thing i know my computers restarting but after it restarted itself everything seems to be working.
go figure. lol
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