Windows 10: How to disable USB not recognised popup message

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How do I disable 'USB not recognised' popup message?


I've found how to do it for Windows 7, but the instructions don't seem to apply to Windows 10, i.e. there's no box to untick in System Device Manager/USB Controllers/USB Enhanced Host Controller/Properties/Advanced/Don't tell me about USB errors


I've done a related USB drivers update check, but the system says all drivers are up to date.


Your assistance will be very much appreciated.


Regards


Ian

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