Windows 10: Having insane input device issues

So, this has been happening over the past hour or so. I have changed nothing on my computer. However, my computer doesn't seem to want to recognize any audio input devices (I use a Blue Snowball Ice microphone) and my headset microphone, both of which do not work. It does allow me to speak through my laptop microphone when I use the Microphone Array (Realtek High Definition Audio) option, however, it immediately mutes up as soon as I plug in my headset. In addition, my Blue Snowball connects to the pc, but the pc doesn't do the notification when it does so. I really don't know what else to put on here. Please ask me for any information you may need.

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Touchscreen unresponsive unless I remove the USB Input device driver

Hi Ben,

We want to know more about the issue that you're experiencing. Please provide us the following information:

• What USB input device are connected to your tablet when this issue with the touch screen is happening?
• What other troubleshooting steps have you done so far to fix this issue?
• Have you tried using your device without the USB input device?

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Touchscreen unresponsive unless I remove the USB Input device driver

Hi Ben,

Instead of uninstalling, we suggest disabling the "USB input device" listed in Human Interface Devices and check if it resolves the issue.

Let us know if you have any other questions.

 

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