Windows 10: CD Burner causing error "Unknown USB Device needs more power than the port can supply."

I have a Lenovo laptop running Windows 11 Build 22631. I rip thousands of CDs into my collection. I have always used Pacific Digital burners, but they have started to not work very well with Win11. I found a new Yamaha CRW 2200ix Firewire burner and decided to give it a try. I had to get a Firewire to USB adapter and plugged it in. It is AC powered. So, as soon as I plug it in, I start getting the "Unknown USB Device needs more power than the port can supply." error. I have deleted all of the USB Controllers/Hubs and restarted several times as well as changed out the Firewire cable for a new o

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Unknown USB Device (Port Reset Failed)

As I can see you are still getting the same error ‘unknown USB device (port reset failed)’. But don’t worry, you can try the below-working solution to tackle the situation:

1. Unplug USB & Reboot Computer
   
2. Try A Different USB Port
   
3. Uninstall & Install A USB Driver Again
   
4. Change Setting Of The Power Management
   
5. Disable Quick Startup
   
6. Connect USB To Another PC.
   

To know thorough steps of these solutions, simply check out this post: [FIXED] Unknown USB Device (Port Reset Failed) Error – 7 Ways

I hope this will help you. Good luck…!

 

Power Surge on the USB port - "Unknown USB Device needs more power than the port can supply"

I need help, every-time i connect my headphones it says (Power Surge on the USB port - "Unknown USB Device needs more power than the port can supply".) I really have no idea why my PC is acting like this. It was working fine for the past 2-3 months, i
haven't messed with the PC settings so i really dont know why this happend. However my mouse and keyboard work fine. Its just the headphones.I dont think its the headphones problem as it was working fine and it looks in great condition. Please do reply as
soon as possible if you do have the fix. Thank you.

 

Power surge on USB port

Power surge on USB port keeps flashing, Unknown usb device using more power than port can supply. Tried reboot, nothing has been plugged in but AC cord. Once unplugged this happens.