spice wave
Hello!
Every so often, I'll hear a Disconnect sound on my Windows desktop. I'm not sure what is causing it. The occurrence of the sound seems random.
Is there a way that I can check, in software, to see what may be malfunctioning?
Hardware-wise, I'll unplug all external devices and plug them in one at a time to see if this helps. I'll reply here when I can do it.
acoustic mortar
Could try Windows Reliability Report and see if anything comes up
acoustic mortar
Are you ever getting USB resource issue errors? Could be your issue
spice wave
Are you ever getting USB resource issue errors? Could be your issue
Sometimes, yes.
I’ll just unplug and replug the most recent thing and it generally goes away.
spice wave
Still an issue.
Any other ways to check for the issue? Device manager?
acoustic mortar
Yes you can check that. Do you see anything out of the ordinary?
spice wave
Yes you can check that. Do you see anything out of the ordinary?
Honestly, no. I did not see anything weird in Device Manager.
I did notice that whenever the sound occurs, the “eject device” icon on the taskbar pops up for less than a second.
acoustic mortar
Honestly, no. I did not see anything weird in Device Manager.
I did notice tha...
What is the device that ejects?
spice wave
What is the device that ejects?
Unknown. It ejects too fast to tell.
signal void
Hello!
Every so often, I'll hear a Disconnect sound on my Windows desktop. I'm ...
this happens a lot to me
most likely a bad cable
try switching cables only advice i can give
sorry of its not good advice
spice wave
I’m not sure what cable to switch though. Most of my external peripherals and such are not modular (in the sense that you can switch the cables).
I suppose I’ll have to unplug everything externally...
spice wave
@signal void and @acoustic mortar. I was checking the issue and now it’s doing the disconnect sound every few seconds.
I unplugged the USB devices from the front and rear, and I also unplugged monitors to see if that was the issue. No luck.
It seems like it’s either an internal device issue or it’s a software/driver issue.
signal void
interesting
i would prob reccomend changing the disconnect sound then
or muting system
spice wave
I did a system restart earlier... It seems to have gone away for the time being.
spice wave
Hey @signal void and @acoustic mortar!
I was fast enough to click the device disconnect icon as it popped up. It showed the text as USB 2.0 hub, which probably refers to my internal NZXT USB 2.0 hub.
spice wave
The internal USB 2.0 hub?
signal void
yea
spice wave
It's for my commander pro and lighting node core.
signal void
oh
spice wave
Hey @signal void and @acoustic mortar!
I removed my internal USB 2.0 NZXT hub and I am not hearing any disconnect sound. I’ll give it a few days.
However, now my lighting node core is not recognized in iCUE. I plugged the USB 2.0 cable from my lighting node core into my Commander Pro. I also kept both SATA cables plugged into the PSU SATA cables.
At first, I thought the lighting node core was not plugged in fully via USB, so I switched the port. No luck.
spice wave
The commander pro that I have works. It’s recognized.
I only have one (1) internal USB 2.0 port, which is why I need a hub or to daisy-chain USB.
signal void
sometimes the ports don't support more then one thing tho i think
spice wave
sometimes the ports don't support more then one thing tho i think
But with the NZXT hub that I have, it works fine.
