Windows 10: Update KB5027231 messing up with system process when a gamepad is connected

Hi, since the KB5027231 dropped whenever i connect a gamepad the System process ntoskrnl.exe starts using 10% of my cpu for no reason. It immediately stops when i disconnect the controller.I'm on a Ryzen 7800x3D, Gigabyte b650 gaming x ax, 32gb 6000mhz.The moment i uninstall that update everything is back to normal.

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Help me guys... My redgear pro wired gamepad is not connecting

Hello
MeenaBoy,

Usually, this happens when the gamepad is not being recognized by your laptop anymore. To assist you with your concern, I would like to know the following:

• What changes have you made prior to this issue?
• What troubleshooting steps have you done so far?
• Have you installed the latest updates for Windows 10?
• What is the current build number of your windows 10 laptop?
• Since it is not showing in the Device Manager, have you check if it is listed under unknown devices?

To check for the latest update for Windows 10, click the
Start button, go to Settings > Update & security > Windows Update then select
Check for updates. The current build of Windows 10 is 17134.228 which was released last August 14. Click the
Start button again, type winver then press
Enter to check the version and build number of your Windows 10 PC.

It's normal for the gamepad to have it's light on since it is still receiving power from the laptop even though it is not recognized.

In the meantime, I suggest you perform these troubleshooting steps to isolate the issue:

1. Try to remove other plug-and-Play devices to make sure that it is not overloaded.
2. Connect the gamepad on a different USB port.
3. Try to adjust the Power Management Settings. Here's how:
   • Right-click Start, and choose Device Manager.
   • Expand the USB Serial Bus controllers.
   • Right-click on the USB Root Hub and choose Properties.
   • Select Power Management.
   • Uncheck the Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power.

We will wait for your response regarding this matter.

 

USB Gamepad not working in Windows 10

Hi

I am using Redgear Smartline Gamepad for more than a year now and it has been working great with my Windows 10 laptop until recently.

One day after plugging in the device, I received a notification that the USB device connected has not been recognized and may have malfunctioned. I tried a few times by connecting and disconnecting the gamepad but in vain.

I reinstalled the driver that came along with the gamepad and after installation I didn't receive that notification and the gamepad's Analog light lit up and it showed up in my list of devices connected. However, I couldn't use the gamepad for any of the
games I earlier used to play with the same gamepad. I decided to calibrate it.

I went into my list of devices, went into the properties of the gamepad, but while calibrating, it showed that the device is not connected and asked me to retry. I disconnected and connected it again, and this time was able to start the calibration process
but again the same notification popped up. But after disconnecting and connecting once more, the very fast notification that the USB device has not been recognized showed up once again.

I would appreciate it anyone helps me with this problem, as I can't diagnose whether it's a problem with Windows or the gamepad. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to test it out on another machine but I will immediately update here once I do so.

I am running Windows 10 1903.

Regards

 

TCPView shows multiple [System Process] network connections...

The list has a huge variation of IPs. I haven't noted any pattern in what IPs appear.

Could you suggest how I could identify this process or set of processes referred to as [System Process]?