Actually, before we close the thread, I'll post the results from plugging the device into Ubuntu on my laptop. The diff is pasted below. "bcdUSB 2.10" seems to indicate that it is USB 2.


Bus...

I'm going to go with that. Time to contact returns. I appreciate everybody's help on this. Cheers!

I appreciate your help! I'm attaching the two Tree View files, one with nothing connected to the Hub, and one with the USB 3 Flash Drive connected to the Hub. As I reminder, the USB 3 Flash Drive...

I don't think that's the issue - otherwise the USB flash drive would be running at 3.0. Does that make sense?

Yes. Both the Flash Drive and the Hub do. I'll attach the full report.



I don't see anything obviously related. Maybe we could pursue this if the Tree Viewer output doesn't lead anywhere?

Yes.




=========================== USB Port10 ===========================

Connection Status : 0x01 (Device is connected)
Port Chain : 2-10
Properties ...

Ah, good idea. I plugged in an ADATA UVI128 USB Flash Drive that is supposed to be USB 3.0, and it does the same thing, shows up as USB 2.0:


SupportedUsbProtocols : 0x03
Usb110 ...

I just added a Wavlink USB Hub, 4-Port USB 3.0 Hub, and it seems to be operating as a 2.0 hub.

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for those that don't know, USB Device Tree Viewer's icon with an "H" is for 1.0/2.0...

Huh, where'd that come from? I removed it. I also reverted to Windows Build 10532, because 10565 was making Witcher 3 stutter. After reverting, it crashed again.43456

So I updated to Build 10565, and the crashes are happening again, more often in the middle of doing whatever (web-browsing, emailing). Can anyone help me decipher this updated crash log?

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Cool, thanks. I uninstalled DT. The button was grayed out, so hopefully I'm good. I'll report back in a bit. I understand about the insider preview bit. Thank you.

Greetings. I upgraded to Windows 10 a few months ago, and a month later I installed a GeForce GTX 970, along with a new 650W power supply. I think this was happening before I got the GTX 970, but I...