Update on PC Crash Issue

[Yogi_DaBear221]

So I posted a bit ago, about my PC having the issue where it would crash, the monitors would go blank, my power button wouldn't work to shut it off, and I'd have to flip the power switch, and because of course the power doesn't cut instantly, give it a few seconds and power it back on. Well now it's working? I moved some of the stuff that had ended up installed on my SSD(because I'm bad at checking download paths) to one of my HDDs, and haven't really had the issue. However, and I'm sure there could be an easy fix for it, my keyboard and mouse like the RGB lights will turn off and they'll stop working, almost like they aren't getting power for just a couple of seconds, and what feels like at random(I haven't noticed a specific time when they do it). I'm using a Corsair K68 and a Logitech G502, but it only happens with those, like my headset is good, the other stuff I use in my rear IO ports doesn't have issue, it just happens with those 2 things. I'm using an ASUS ROG Strix X470F motherboard. I am fairly certain I've got the latest drivers for everything downloaded. I should mention I do have probably an unnatural amount of things plugged into my USB Ports, like quite literally something in each port rear port, and a hub on top of that, so I don't know if that could cause an issue, Like I've got my webcam, my USB C Charger, 2 Mice, my keyboard, my Bluetooth dongle, my Xbox Controller and I'm using my PC to power my firestick, but I would think if all the stuff being plugged into it was an issue it would have been doing this a long time ago. Like it was nearly simultaneous with the crashing issue. It also did it while I was playing around with Virtual Box so I don't know if that could be part of the issue.

[Yogi_DaBear221]

17 minutes ago, yaboistar said:

give your capslock key, and our eyes, a break with that title.

thanks.

 

if you're using a non-powered hub you may be exceeding the power draw from the usb port it's plugged into which could cause the mb to power down in self protection.

That could indeed be possible.