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Posted By: fiddler2007 USB tool from Nirsoft - 08/26/17 05:37 AM
With windows 10 (7 too in the past) after dis- and re- connecting external several USB devices, like hard-disks and memory sticks, occasionally i get some dropouts with my USB audio device.

Found this quite useful tool to remove inactive, unneeded, or even reset selected USB devices without having to switch them off, or even the need to reboot Windows in case of problems:

Nirsoft USB Deview -F
Posted By: Jim Fogle Re: USB tool from Nirsoft - 08/26/17 02:35 PM
fiddler2007,

It never ceases to amaze me how some people will share their time and talent with others. Thanks for sharing that link with us. Also there is also a x64 version of the program available +++ HERE +++
Posted By: Matt Finley Re: USB tool from Nirsoft - 08/26/17 02:51 PM
Yes, I use this a lot. It is possible to see the same info in Control Panel, Device Manager by choosing to show hidden devices, but this interface is batter.
Posted By: fiddler2007 Re: USB tool from Nirsoft - 09/03/17 04:22 AM
Originally Posted By: Matt Finley
Yes, I use this a lot. It is possible to see the same info in Control Panel, Device Manager by choosing to show hidden devices, but this interface is batter.

Matt, you probably use it in case of audio or USB transfer problems, as i had occasionally especially with audio. As mentioned in the other post: i was tipped to get me a Sonnet Allegro PRO USB 3.0 PCIe, expensive with it's 4x 3.0 buses, but more important: 4 separate Fresco controller chips, in stead of one as with most other & cheaper (4x) USB extension cards, f.i. like with the older or non pro sonnets. Up and running now, and it seems at least it solved my audio problems. -F
Posted By: fiddler2007 Re: USB tool from Nirsoft - 10/02/18 03:19 PM
Originally Posted By: fiddler2007
With windows 10 (7 too in the past) after dis- and re- connecting external several USB devices, like hard-disks and memory sticks, occasionally i get some dropouts with my USB audio device.

Found this quite useful tool to remove inactive, unneeded, or even reset selected USB devices without having to switch them off, or even the need to reboot Windows in case of problems:

Nirsoft USB Deview -F


A PS: don't use the link i posted before and in this quoted box !!
It is a modded version containing adware !!
... USE THIS LINK instead:
Nirsoft USB Deview UNMODDED !!
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