Radioactive999_

So I ended up disconnecting nearly everything non essential from my system until the only deice that was connected is my boot drive and I am able to suddenly boot from usb or boot drive. From there I restored windows and began adding back devices. As soon as I add my oldest storage drive suddenly windows refuses to boot and became unbootable until restoring again. I have my system working now with this drive removed. No clue what exactly was causing it but it works when this hard drive is removed from the equation.

I have not updated the bios since I built the system. I will give it a update in a bit and see what happens.

My PC has been working fine until today when I went to power it up. Upon powering it up today windows just infinitely loads (little spiny circle with the windows logo) waited 10-15 mins here to be sure and nothing, just infinite loading. The OS was getting more unstable recently with increasingly common crashes when booting so at first I assumed windows had finally gone and messed itself up for real. First thing I have tried is going into startup repair. The windows logo shows saying "loading startup repair" or whatever, then goes away and my screen is just black. Waited 10-15 mins to be sure and still nothing just black. Therefore I cannot get into safe mode, restore to a previous point, or clean install windows. Next I decided I would just cleanly install windows because it has been unstable anyways. I go and create a install usb drive with the windows media creation tool, plug it in, try to boot from it, and its the exact same issue. Just infinitely loading. Next I did some searching online and realized it may be an issue with UEFI/legacy boot modes so I tried all sorts of settings with the CSM in the bios menu but nothing I changed made any difference. Also reset my bios settings and that didn't work either. At this point I start to think hardware issues so I took my ram out and in, and tried running one stick of ram at a time but no luck. I think I can safely rule out ram as an issue. I can't find any similar situations anywhere online so any help at all would be greatly appreciated. My specs are below. OS: Windows 10 64 bit Motherboard: Asus crosshair vii hero CPU: ryzen 3900x GPU: rtx 3080 evga xc3 ultra PSU: gigabyte 750W RAM: Trident Z Neo 16gb/3200mhz

Yeah, disconnecting devices makes the issue go away and that what I do right now. A PCIe usb device is what I was thinking about trying. I will probably grab one and see if anything changes.

That's what I was thinking but from what I read online its a issue with the motherboard chipset rather than the USB ports themselfs.

I have attempted moving around devices but I cant find any combinations that fix it.

Hello everyone, My system has been giving me a error saying "not enough usb controller resources" and when this happens some of my USB devices stop working (headset and camera normally). Upon further research I determined this issue stems from having not enough USB "endpoints". Connected to my system by USB I have the following: Oculus Rift Oculus Rift Sensor x3 Logitech G502 Mouse Logitech G9xx Keyboard Razer Nari Headset Razer Kiyo Webcam Wacom Drawing Tablet Elgato Stream Deck Also my (relevant) system specs are as follows: Windows 10 ASUS Crosshair XII Hero X470 Currently all my devices are connected directly to the motherboard. Does anyone know if this can be solved via adding either a USB hub or USB card?

I presume most people have seen jaystwocents video on the 3080 AIB crashes by now. In this video he says that the ASUS TUF 3080 had the more expensive caps which preform well (pictured here) However I found the cheaper caps clearly shown in marketing photos of the TUF This photo is from canada computers listing of the card (newegg.ca has a similar photo). Does anyone have this card and can they confirm which caps it has? My quick theory is the better caps were only given to reviewers but I don't know. Thanks for any input on this!