- Sep 20, 2013
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I've got a 4 port USB 2.0 hub in a 5.25" drive bay of my case, plugged into a USB header of my motherboard.
If I plug an XBONE controller into it, it buzzes and connects but does not light up... If it's a 360 controller it too connects but the green light flashes continuously and never stops, as if it's still setting up. So the controllers are usable, but something is definitely not right! The light on the 360 controller should indicate whether player 1, 2, 3 or 4 and that's not happening.
Is it an issue if the controllers are recognised and work regardless? YOU DECIDE! I find it really frustrating..!!
This is a new system with everything clean installed. The same hub worked perfectly on my old motherboard (Gigabyte GA-970-UD3P) but not on my new one (Gigabyte GA-AB350 Gaming 3). Legacy USB is enabled in the BIOS (if that has anything to do with it), the hardware itself is showing as 'Generic USB Hub' in device manager, it says the driver is up to date and it DOES work... Essentially! I tried swapping to a different motherboard header but no change. Controllers work as expected in all other USB ports, even the case front panel ones which plug into the motherboard too.
Haven't been able to find this issue anywhere, I'd be very interested if anyone here has experienced it!
If I plug an XBONE controller into it, it buzzes and connects but does not light up... If it's a 360 controller it too connects but the green light flashes continuously and never stops, as if it's still setting up. So the controllers are usable, but something is definitely not right! The light on the 360 controller should indicate whether player 1, 2, 3 or 4 and that's not happening.
Is it an issue if the controllers are recognised and work regardless? YOU DECIDE! I find it really frustrating..!!
This is a new system with everything clean installed. The same hub worked perfectly on my old motherboard (Gigabyte GA-970-UD3P) but not on my new one (Gigabyte GA-AB350 Gaming 3). Legacy USB is enabled in the BIOS (if that has anything to do with it), the hardware itself is showing as 'Generic USB Hub' in device manager, it says the driver is up to date and it DOES work... Essentially! I tried swapping to a different motherboard header but no change. Controllers work as expected in all other USB ports, even the case front panel ones which plug into the motherboard too.
Haven't been able to find this issue anywhere, I'd be very interested if anyone here has experienced it!
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