Unknown Device - USB error Code 43

Hello,

try the following:

1. • Remove all usb root hubs
2. • Restart
3. • Scoring devices not installed (likely to be the bluetooth)
4. • Download drivers for
5. • Enjoy

if you can, send a photo of the screen, in the case of not working ...

I hope everything goes well

I have the same errors with my USB.

I made sure all my windows updates are current.

I've tried to update drivers, with the same errors.

My USB reads:

Hardware Ids:

USB\UNKNOWN

I've tried uninstalling all USB RootHubs and draining the power.

I installed the Windows 7 64-bit HotFix posted. Rebooted.

Still no fix!

Hey guys, I just spent two weeks with the annoying USB connected error, accompanied by a ghost USB device in Device Manager that would just not go away. I tried registry hacks, uninstalling/updating/disabling the drivers etc. I didn't go as far as reformatting or re-installing Windows because from what I read that never seemed to help. Also unplugging my computer and letting it drain of power didn't fix the issue either. 

What DID solve my USB woes was the Windows 7 "HotFix". It's basically a hotfix for USB problems on W7. It's litterally the only thing that fixed this issue- so if you've got this problem look no further.

You can download the (x64) HotFix here:

http://thehotfixshare.net/board/index.php?showtopic=17961

I'm sure the hotfix is available for x32 as well. The name of the hotfix is "Windows6.1-KB2528984-v2-x64" if you need to further search it.

Hope it helps!

There is a simple and easy solution for this conflict no matter which device is giving you the problem or if is even all devices including Microsoft ones.

 

Steps:

 

Start

Computer

Right click on it and scroll down to Properties

Upper left hand corner click on Device Manager

New window will open of Device Manager

Scroll down to Universal Serial Bus Controllers

Expand it by clicking on the forward arrow key if it is not expanded

Scrolldown to the USB Device with the Exclamation mark on it in the yellow triangle

Right click on it and click Uninstall

Next select USB Root Hub

Right click on it and click Uninstall

Do that for all the USB Root Hub that are there

 

After they are all uninstalled, shut down your computer completely.  Pull out power cord and if it has a battery then remove it.  Press the Power button for a few seconds to drain any power left in the system.  Wait 5 minutes and reinstall the battery, Plug in the Power cord and restart the computer.

 

Once you get full boot, go to www.microsoft .com and select downloads and then select Microsoft Update.  Minimise the page.

Next plug in your USB device and let Windows download the drivers automatically for the device.  It should work fine.

 

Enjoy being headache free!

 

Pure win. Thanks for the direct and effective solution.