I recently upgraded to this mobo, an i5-2500k, 8gb G.Skill Sniper 1600 RAM, and Windows 7. The only issue I've had is my USB optical mouse will randomly stop functioning. The red LED on the mouse will blink twice every few seconds. If my keyboard is plugged into the same USB hub, it will no longer function either. If I have the mouse in the front ports and the keyboard in the back and this happens, the keyboard still works. If this happens and I move the mouse to the other ports (front or rear), the PC will detect it and it'll work fine...until it happens again.
It's totally random when it happens. Sometimes it's right after boot but sometimes it'll happen 2.5 hours into a SWTOR sesssion...
Edit: Forgot to add that the mouse will also occasionally lag for a second and I'll hear the USB disconnected sound. Then it'll unlag.
I've installed all the drivers from the mobo cd, ran memtest (it said no errors found), I'm not overclocking...Any ideas?
Thanks!
Message edited by scott311 on 01-09-2012 at 04:47:57 AM
I have to plug my mouse and keyboard on the front panel of my case for not having the problem.
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By the way, the mouse also hangs in BIOS... so it's not a windows driver problem. It's the motherboard.
Only happens when plugged in rear panel.
When it happens, the mouse randomly freeze with faster frenquency and eventually, the mouse and keyboard stop working. Keyboard and mouse light flashes like if they were losing power and get it back again. Every USB ports on the rear panel stop working. I have to reboot the computer.
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First time I have some kind of problems with an ASUS motherboard.
Message edited by dWhiteQC on 01-18-2012 at 06:54:37 PM
I made this video to show the RMA department in the store how it looks. I am still waiting for a replacement/response to my RMA so can't really say much at the moment. It seems to work fine (Atleast the keyboard.) on the front USB or USB3 in the back. Must be some kind of design problem or something with this board.
Message edited by Fateye on 01-20-2012 at 12:06:12 PM
Didn't really say anything, just got an email saying they've sent me a P8Z68-V PRO GEN3.. but I'd guess they might be aware of it since it took about a week to find the problem, and that is pretty short considering it's a big online store and the time it takes for the USB to screw up varies..
Didn't really say anything, just got an email saying they've sent me a P8Z68-V PRO GEN3.. but I'd guess they might be aware of it since it took about a week to find the problem, and that is pretty short considering it's a big online store and the time it takes for the USB to screw up varies..
I'm having the sam issue with this motherboard. My mouse and keyboard randomly stops working ( mouse flashing as it losing power ) .
Fateye, can you confirm that replaced motherboar fixed that issue ? I'm thinking of sending it to Asus as well. My motherboard is 1 week old
Yes, this board seems to be fine.. the computer has been on for 2 days and I've had no issue so far. I've been doing mixed tasks such as web browsing and gaming and so far I have no issues.
I have had the same problems with USB locking up, mouse freeze and system will not shut down completely.
The culprit on my setup is a HP Photosmart C5180 printer connected by USB.
If I switch off the printer before switching on the computer then all problems disappear.
I have removed all HP content on machine. Tried to install the latest HP driver and software upgrade 506Mb but the system locks half way through the install..
Tried to install the original HP CD and again the software stalls half way through.
Hope this helps.
Message edited by NorthPole on 02-10-2012 at 06:35:21 PM
I may have a similar problem with my P8Z68/Gen3 board: my keyboard and mouse stop responding but my screen also locks up (whereas in the video posted above, the cursor continues to flash). I wondered if this had happened to anyone else with the USB issue or if I might have to investigate elsewhere?
Well, when this happened to me the keyboard and mouse stopped responding, the PC itself went on as usual, could see this since it usually happened when playing games.
Ah, damn. Seems I have a different issue altogether. Off to the RMA department!
I am having the same issue, and i havent been able to locate the error yet. Have you had any luck in getting this solved? it is really random for me. Can work for days, then do several lock ups in a row.
I'm having the same issue as the initial posters, computer keeps running in the back ground and sometimes choosing different usb ports for the peripherals works and I can continue playing. Any reports of the RMA solving the issue? It only occurs once a week or so for me and is thus very hard to trouble shoot.
I have been having this issue or very similar to some of the posters issues for 6-8 months now.
Usually when playing games, but on the weekend I was able to experience it just surfing the web: My keyboard (g15) and mouse (logitech USB G6 or G7 I think) loses power. To get them back, I have to unplug my usb hub and plug them back in.
Things I have tried that have not worked:
-All the different usb ports on my motherboard: p8p67 evo
-A different (plain) usb keyboard
-Replacing the power supply
-Replacing the entire motherboard (worked with ASUS support and RMA'd it)
-Replacing the video card
-Reinstalling Windows 7
-Going through all the usb settings in the device manager and shutting off the windows power save options (I suggest new people to the thread try this first, as it may have helped a little)
-I purchased a seperate USB 3.0 hub with its own power source and plugged the kb/mouse into that
-Removing all usb devices except the kb and mouse
Things I have not tried that I can think of:
-Replacing the usb mouse.
When the issue occurs, my devices lose power. I unplug (count to 5) then plug back in my usb hub. The devices will power back on and I am back running. Usually takes about 10-12 seconds total.
I would love to see this thread continue... it is very, very, very annoying.