After reinstalling my old hardware, the problem persisted. I also never updated my copy of Windows in the past, so I was probably running on a 17xx version, not 1803 or 1809. Note that this is the hardware and OS that I was running before, and never ran into this problem, even after using 4 USB 3.0 devices and 6 USB 2.0 devices. Still, the problem persisted.Ĭoncluding that the new hardware was malfunctioning, I decided to change back to my old hardware (Gigabyte GA-B150M and I5 6500), and reinstalled my copy of Windows 10 Pro. After hours of frustration and phone calls to Gigabyte, AMD, and Microsoft support, the best advice was to reinstall Windows 10 Home and Pro, multiple times. I decided to upgrade my motherboard and processor after 4 years, and after installing the Aorus x470 and R7 2700x, I couldn't get more than 3 USB 2.0 devices to work at the same time. The hit from the Microsoft Answers forum is from 2019 and describes the problem as follows: Not Enough USB Controller Resources Windows 10 version 1809 dcbDH02YQFīut a search for the english error message brings more hits. I have zero other USB peripherals plugged in.

What does this mean? I'm plugging in a pair of USB-C headphones. Then I stumbled upon an English-language Tweet reporting that issue.

I confess, I haven't had this behavior on the radar before.

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