Zenith, Windows 2016, Swapping USB Input Devices & Freezes

[lightknightrr]

Title says it all. Don't know if anyone has experienced this on Windows 10, but I've found that trying to swap input devices (unplugging my Logitech wireless mouse / keyboard combo and plugging in my Corsair mouse and keyboard) seems to result in the whole system locking up hard. I'm plugged directly into the top USB 3.0 ports...don't know whether this is a Zenith problem, or whether MS is trying something special this month.

[Cory29]

I have this problem

+ I can't see storage usbs in UEFI

therefore I can not use flashback uefi in any way if using the back IO usb

test it in uefi to see if it happens there as well mine doesn't happen in windows 10 only in UEFI

pretty positive is a corrupted/sloppy coded uefi

[Dimitrios1971]

with me these problems do not meet.

maybe that's the solution to the problem;)

[gupsterg]

lightknightrr wrote:
Title says it all. Don't know if anyone has experienced this on Windows 10, but I've found that trying to swap input devices (unplugging my Logitech wireless mouse / keyboard combo and plugging in my Corsair mouse and keyboard) seems to result in the whole system locking up hard. I'm plugged directly into the top USB 3.0 ports...don't know whether this is a Zenith problem, or whether MS is trying something special this month.

I use rear IO, top 4 USB for:-

i) Cherry MX board 3.0 Keyboard
ii) Logitech G700S receiver
iii) Logitech G700s charge cable
iv) Xbox 360 receiver

Then I use the "flashback" port for flashing UEFIs. I have the motherboard USB 2.0/3.0 connector utilised for case USB ports. I have 1 memory stick out of 6 differing owned that can have an issue on USB 3.0. I believe in my case it is the stick rather than board issue. I also have a USB 1GB HDD that I will use off and on to keep separated backup.

When stress testing a profile I tend to also use USB sticks for transfers to see if I have an issue. None noted so far.

I use Win 10 x64 Pro FCU, HPET is off via BCDEDIT command, currently on UEFI 0019.