is not the first time someone has reported this problem. If you > search the forum for usb selective suspend > > you will find several threads on this topic. > > > >

from my USB drivers. > 4. – Plugged Quadstick into other PC > > > Unless I set the preferences to 6 and bypass flash, none of them work. The > program tries to write them to

on 2 USB Root hubs. >>>>> Doesn't seem to have fixed it. Still getting little pauses in the output. >>>>> >>>>> On Saturday,

have disabled selective suspend features, both manually through the > device manager and through power management. Absolutely nothing changes > this behavior except for

it to suspend to save power, not realizing that the same device has other functions. There is a way to temporarily disable the flash if turning off selective suspend doesn't work

reconnect over USB. This is >>>> usually something to do with the PC trying to save power by shutting down >>>> the flash drive on the quadstick, not getting

. The USB selective suspend being off seems to be helping now. On Thursday, July 28, 2022 at 1:23:43 PM UTC-5 Fred Davison - QuadStick wrote: > I don't know what to tell you. If all

turning off selective suspend > > . > > If that doesn't fix it, try your PC configs running in USB emulation mode > 6 > > to disable the Quadstick's flash

to all USB hosts. Look at your USB Selective Suspend settings. Since Windows sees the Quadstick as an unneeded flash drive, it can attempt to place it in standby to save power. Windows

, "selective suspended" was, in fact, > turned on. Everything seems to be working smoothly now. I don't remember if > I recently updated windows but could that

com/usb-ports-not-working-windows-10/ Selective suspend has caused trouble before. That feature is controlled in two different places, which they list. Windows updates frequently

disabling "USB selective suspend settings" in advanced power >> options seems to have fixed it. >> >> On Monday, May 25, 2020 at 5:08:52 PM UTC-4, Allan

Disable the Selective Suspend feature* > do this for every USB root hub device in the hierarchy. > > 2) *Turn off Fast Boot.* > > 3)* Disable USB selective suspend feature

com/usb-ports-not-working-windows-10/ 1) *Disable the Selective Suspend feature* do this for every USB root hub device in the hierarchy. 2) *Turn off Fast Boot.* 3)* Disable USB

change the USB emulation, > like loading a configuration file that emulates the XBox 360 controller, > the quadstick disconnects from the USB and then reconnects as an XBox 360

off the USB selective suspend: In the Control Panel, select Hardware and Sound: Then Power Options: Then "Change plan settings" for the active plan: Click on "Change

off > selective suspend a few weeks ago and unfortunately it didn't fix the > issue. I would do the USB reset workaround but most of the time the issue > happens the QuadStick