Hi there! I'm Steve, an Independent Advisor and a Windows user like you. I'm happy to help with your query. I would recommend to check that the port number of your COM port in Device Manager matches the COM port number configured in the application that's trying to access it. There's a guide to check/change the COM port number in Device Manager

On the search bar, type Troubleshooting and hit Enter. Choose Hardware and Sound. Click on Hardware and Devices to run the Troubleshooter. Method 2: Update your drivers. To know how to update your drivers, click here. Method 3: SFC Scan. To run an SFC scan, follow these steps: Run Command Prompt as Administrator. Type sfc /scannow and hit Enter.

USB Ports Not Working in Windows 11. 1. Power Off Computer and Start Again. the computer > Make sure you wait for 30 seconds and. 2. Reinstall Faulty Device Drivers. On Device Manager screen, expand entry, right-click on the with an exclamation mark and select the. Repeat the above steps for other USB Controllers with exclamation marks and. 3. Look in c:\windows\inf (ensure you can see hidden and system files) and see if you can find the two files named usbstor.inf and usbstor.pnf. If they are missing, you need to restore/replace them. Copies of these files may be found in C:\Windows\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository inside a folder named usbstor.inf_xxxxxxxx . To resolve the issue, perform the following options: Option 1: If Connection Status settings not connected (Disabled): Click Start. Locate and open the Thunderbolt Software application. Click on Not Connected . Locate Select the devices you wish to connect. Select Always Connect from the drop down menu. Report abuse. In reply to Sidchu's post on August 27, 2016. If the problem recognizing the device in the USB port is already fixed and your mouse is still not working or recognized, most likely the issue is with the mouse. We suggest that you contact Logitech Support for further assistance.
Hi, Uncheck the USB power management “turn off power option” in Device Manager, and see if the USB ports now work. Go to Device Manager > Universal Serial Bus Controllers > right click USB Root Hub > Properties > Power Management > uncheck Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power - Dell Inspiron N4110
Click the Driver tab. Click Update Driver. Click Search automatically for updated driver software. Windows 10 may return a search for a new driver, or it may tell you that you already have the best driver installed. In that case, move on to the next step below. Update to the Latest BIOS, or Check USB 3.0 is Enabled in BIOS. Umf9AQG.
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