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Marcus Torre DeProspero
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I bought a TP-Link USB 3.0 hub and I just unplugged my keyboard from it but I got a blue screen that said something like iqrl not less or equal. I thought that was for drivers but I checked all mine they are fine./

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That kind of bsod is pretty normal when unplugging devices in use. No need to worry.

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Just now, xGGAx said:

That kind of bsod is pretty normal when unplugging devices in use. No need to worry.

Not really. USB is meant to be hotswappable, so it shouldn't cause any errors when plugging/unplugging

 

AFAIK that's a memory error. if it happens more than once, run memtest86 to see if your RAM is stable.

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