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That's debatable but in my scenario it shouldn't matter. There's no failure of the devices, it's just windows trying to be the hero by trying to identify a device when I don't want it to. The common "fix" is to disable the device it thinks it sees, but because I'm also using a serial->USB converter it tends to ignore it completely too.
The problem occurs whether I plug everything in before or after booting up, but it's more likely to happen if I don't start-up with everything already running. Just more weirdness
The problem occurs whether I plug everything in before or after booting up, but it's more likely to happen if I don't start-up with everything already running. Just more weirdness