Windows 10: USB devices undetected.

Ok im sure you guys have read this a hundred times, usb devices not being detected, well here is my dilemma.
All my usb storage devices which some are old and some new work perfectly fine, my old camera from 2009 with usb connector works perfectly fine, my old 2009 mobile phone with usb connector works perfectly fine, my new DVR dash cam is not detected, it worked fine when using windows 7 ultimate, but after updating to windows 10 its this usb device thats not working, i have tried different cables, i tried in a my misses new PC and it works fine, but not in mine, it just seems very strange that only 1 item fails to work, the item is brand new not even 3 wks old and runs on usb 2.0.

Any ideas at all, there is NO messages NO detection whatsoever, even when you have device manager open you do not see any change, literally nothing. plug in nothing happens, everything else shows info as normal.
The DVR is also a webcam as well as a storage device, so should be detected.

Any ideas anyone.

:)

 

usb connection of phone

Hi Manly,

Regarding the issue with your phone being undetected by your computer, have you tried using a different USB cord to connect your phone to your PC?

Similarly, try to connect a different phone on your computer using the USB cord that you have so we could limit the possible causes why your device remains undetected on your PC.

Keep us posted on this.

 

USB going undetected

Hi,

Thank you for being part of Windows 10.

If your computer is having problems with a recently installed device or other hardware, try using the Hardware and Devices troubleshooter to fix the problem. It checks for common issues and makes sure that any new device or hardware attached to your
computer was installed correctly.

Run the Hardware Troubleshooter
and see if it helps.

a: Press Windows logo to open the search box.

b: Type troubleshooting, hit enter.

c: Now click Hardware and sound.

d: Now click Hardware and devices and then click Next.

Do get back to us for any issues pertaining in the future. We will be happy to help

 

All I can offer about USB is that some USB 2.0 devices are not forward compatible with USB 3.0 ports but work fine on USB 2.0 ports [I have a few Thumb drives that way and have seen a printer lose communication halfway through a page when plugged into a USB 3.0 port]. The motherboard in your System Specs shows a slew of ports, both USB 3.0 [blue] and USB 2.0 [black] so I'd just start moving things around to see what works where. If you run out of USB 2.0 ports you can get a simple USB 2.0 Hub, I prefer the Self-Powered version as power is always a consideration. A port-powered Hub may not have sufficient power depending upon what is plugged in.