[SOLVED] Hyperx cloud alpha S

[CL0serek]

Hi,
everytime I boot, my headset isnt recognized and i need to replug it. It is very annoying... i updated bios and chipset but it didnt changed anything.

Motherboard: ASrock B550 Phantom Gaming 4

 

[Deleted member 14196]

Most likely somethings wrong with your windows install

 

[CL0serek]

Most likely somethings wrong with your windows install

Do you think so ? I have a fresh install for like a month now

 

[Deleted member 14196]

ok, barring an windows config issue (wrong drivers, etc..) then it's probably hardware. When you clean installed windows, was it all working properly? Has windows had any major updates since? that can hose a pc sometimes for sure and make a clean install necessary.

Just always have a VERIFIED backup of all your stuff, at least on three different media, 1 stored offsite and in the cloud. that way, you can nuke your pc anytime you want and don't lose any videos, pics, data, files, etc..

If your PC worked fine after install and you had updates, I am still thinking something went wrong with the updates. Otherwise you must now start swapping out hardware to see if you can fix it. By clean installing windows, you are eliminating a possibility. It's all about the process of elimination.

To save some time, you could use System Restore at least and restore to oldest known date when it worked properly. if that works, just do that, and re-update windows.

the very fact that tells me it's most likely a faulty install of windows is that it works properly once unplugged and re-plugged in. so it probably isn't your hardware at all

 

[CL0serek]

ok, barring an windows config issue (wrong drivers, etc..) then it's probably hardware. When you clean installed windows, was it all working properly? Has windows had any major updates since? that can hose a pc sometimes for sure and make a clean install necessary.

Just always have a VERIFIED backup of all your stuff, at least on three different media, 1 stored offsite and in the cloud. that way, you can nuke your pc anytime you want and don't lose any videos, pics, data, files, etc..

If your PC worked fine after install and you had updates, I am still thinking something went wrong with the updates. Otherwise you must now start swapping out hardware to see if you can fix it. By clean installing windows, you are eliminating a possibility. It's all about the process of elimination.

To save some time, you could use System Restore at least and restore to oldest known date when it worked properly. if that works, just do that, and re-update windows.

the very fact that tells me it's most likely a faulty install of windows is that it works properly once unplugged and re-plugged in. so it probably isn't your hardware at all

It works perfectly i just need to replug it every time. So you think I should reinstall computer and see?

 

[Deleted member 14196]

If by reinstall you mean format drive and install windows clean then yes