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Excellent news !! I know regarding my own troubleshooting, I went down many roads as just about any computer forum on the Internet are full of similar questions. The process can be quite frantic as one has so many options to look into, it can be hard to prioritize the order of attack, because you just want to get rid of the issue ASAP.
mich41, it seems your idea has worked a treat!
I had actually done before what you suggested, by seeing what other devices share the same number as my usb port and disabling those devices (there were about 4 of them including my wireless network card and SATA). In the end it didn't work. But I hadn't noticed that my other USB ports have different IRQs, meaning there are different devices with the same number. Turns out for my other usb port there's only one other device with a similar number. I disabled that and rebooted.
So far so good
edit: it seems that device i disabled was responsible for one of my usb ports, so im one port short now but I can deal with that
Excellent news !! I know regarding my own troubleshooting, I went down many roads as just about any computer forum on the Internet are full of similar questions. The process can be quite frantic as one has so many options to look into, it can be hard to prioritize the order of attack, because you just want to get rid of the issue ASAP.