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This will display all the USB drivers installed on the system. In the Device Manager, click on View > Show hidden devices.

This opens up the Device Management Console. Press the Windows + R keys, type devmgmt.Double-click and accept the UAC prompt and then apply it to your registry. Download the following registry file from here.Method 1: Reinstall USB Driversĭisconnect all USB devices from the computer and proceed with the following steps. Be sure to try to software fixes first before you head over to the hardware. It sometimes stays on after a half hour or more after PC is shut down, and shut the PSU off after it has cooled down.We’ll aid you try a number of solutions to this problem in this article.

My motherboard delays shutoff of the PSU fan if it's been running hard and needs cooling off after my PC shuts down. That could be a feature of the Motherboard you know. have tried changing those settings before, only to have no luck, it did not effect the computer after it shutdown. Originally posted by 🐱Sir Edmund's Spoopy Kitteh: Got to "Choose What Power Buttons do" in the Power Options Control Pannel:Ĭhoose what power Buttons do and chage otheer settings not already availible: Number two you alread have done in the BIOS.but just to make sure, make sure the seetings in Fastboot for Windows 10 also match mine: You may need to fiddle with your advanced power settings.You seem to have selective suspension enabled.and honestly it is a very.very annoying Windows 10 power feature.hang tight.this rtequires the use of the Advanced Power Settings:ġ - Go to Control Panel > Power Options > Change Settings Scheme > Change Advanced Power Settings > USB Settings > and deactivate Selective Suspension Ģ - Go to Control Panel > Power Options > Choose What Power Buttons Do > Activate Settings Currentlly Unavailable > scroll down to Shutdown Settings > disable Activate Fast Start.

Originally posted by Pie_Inspector:And yeah, i was thinking maybe changing some bios settings could solve the issue as well, but not specifically sure what settings.