ESXi 5.5 changes in support of USB controllers?

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  2. When this problem started?
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  I am running windows XP. My computer stopped grateful plug-and-play hardware connected via USB and asked drivers to be installed. I tried with the software that came with them (a mouse and a keyboard, and a flash player), but it does not work either.

  So, following the instructions of a forum, I uninstalled the USB controllers. After restarting the computer, the controllers were not resettled and windows keeps looking, without success, drivers for the "new hardware", or controllers that it has detected.

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• Removed USB controllers: can not return - "this device cannot find enough free resources that it can use. (Code 12)

  Original title: removed USB controllers: can not return

  Hello

  So today I tried to connect to a printer, and it wouldn't work (separate the issue, I don't want to worry about that now)

  I've seen several messages saying: you need to uninstall the USB controllers in Device Manager and then restart your PC. The pilots would then automatically reinstalled.

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  Hi Shalini.

  Thanks for the reply, but if you read through the posts on this thread, I think you will find that it has already been suggested that I do these two things - what I've done many times without result.

  Fortunately, I managed to fix it myself.

  To satisfy your curiosity and help someone else who could see this thread with a similar problem, here are the steps I took finally solve the problem:

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  I was always convinced that the problem is basically with the xHCI USB controller that I saw always reported as not working not properly in the device (Code 12) Manager. With this in mind, I set out to see if I could determine what the device was supposed to be in conflict with. I ran msinfo32 and began to examine the conflicts/sharing section. After a while, I decided I could not see anything obviously problematic or direct me to the controller xHCI, so I gave up on that front.

  Well, if I couldn't fix the problem with the current installation, maybe that I could find another way to install the xHCI USB controller that could circumvent the flaw that seems to be caused when windows reinstalls automatically it when restarting after the abduction. So I started trying to learn more about this "xHCI USB controller" - since Googling this term has given no end of problems not related.

  In Device Manager, I found a way to isolate the details of this driver in device (somewhere under the properties I believe) Manager. This has created a custom device showing in view only a select few connects the Manager. I have spent some time in the analysis of these and found the time during which the camera has stopped working properly. Suddenly a pattern emerges. Over and over again, see you the following series of when I was hoping that allowing windows to reinstall automatically the driver would to fix:
  • Device PCI VEN_8086 & DEV_9C31 & SUBSYS_05F91028 & REV_04\3 & 11583659 & 0 & A0 has been removed

  [Rebooted PC]

  • Device PCI VEN_8086 & DEV_9C31 & SUBSYS_05F91028 & REV_04\3 & 11583659 & 0 & A0 has been configured
  • Device PCI VEN_8086 & DEV_9C31 & SUBSYS_05F91028 & REV_04\3 & 11583659 & 0 & A0 had a problem starting.

  Under each newspaper was referring to a driver name, I didn't already had access to: driver name: usbxhci.inf

  Now I got some new information about the xHCI USB controller, I took to Google. After much research (and not find something relevant), I found 2 obscure references to the driver who seemed at least somewhat relevant.
  The first reference has been a post on the forum where someone's USB ports stopped working. very similar problem to mine! There is little of any particular use in the nets, with the exception of the reference to a couple of windows updates: KB 2823516 or KB2822241

  It is not clear exactly what usbxhci.inf capacity was tied to these updates, but I made a note of them and moved.

  Another article contained no mention of specific ports USB not working does not and was centered around a different problem entirely. However, he has mentioned an another windows update: KB2919355-x 64.msu

  This one (as I remember) was clearer on the relationship between the update and changes to the usbxhci.inf file.

  Now, I had three updates which could make changes to usbxhci.inf at one point. With their name on a piece of paper, I started looking through my updates installed to see which ones I had installed. I soon discovered that Ko 2823516 or KB2822241 were not present on my PC, which saved the penalty to guess who would be the right to uninstall first.

  KB2919355 has been installed, and I made the decision to uninstall it, because as far as I knew, this update changed something in usbxhci.inf. After the initial uninstall was completed, but before the mandatory reboot for changes to take effect, I went into Device Manager and removed the xHCI USB... because I was afraid that if the new, "defective" was always present during the reinstallation of the update, it doesn't change anything.

  The device is removed once more, I rebooted the system. He drives for a considerable period, uninstall the update and then seems to have some sort of hitch; declare something in the sense of "we could not complete the operation. Changes to undo. " He stayed like that for a while before the system became operational again and began to "prepare windows. Once it was over, I discovered that my touchscreen and USB ports worked very well.

  Investigation later showed that the compatible USB xHCI host controller was is no longer marked with warnings. In addition, a series of USB controllers appeared that had not been there when the xHCI device was defective. I was also pleased to note that the update of windows for KB2919355 had already been reinstalled without messing up anything.

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  SequoiaView
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  JDiskReport
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