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  1. Well, my problem is solved. The full restore did not work. It turned out to be a bad USB connection. I found some corrosion on the underside of the motherboard between the solder points. I cleaned them up with a fine point ceramic tip and scraped off the corrosion. Plugged it back in and back in business!
  2. Skeeter, while I wish I could Machine A is too critical to take offline to do a restore, Machine B had windows 10 installed on it just about 6 weeks ago so not much to roll back to. I've been doing some more digging, and even Machine B has another device (WAN MiniPort) that is an emulated device and has the same error next to it as the cutter. I am starting to lean even more towards a potential windows update screw up and putting Machine B on a factory reset and see if that helps. I'll update shortly.
  3. I'm having this exact same situation out of the blue and have been troubleshooting my butt off. Came to the forums because I have a hunch a Windows update may have flubbed something up. Only reason I suggest this is because this configuration has been working, then poof... have this issue on two separate computers. I decided to check the forums to see if anyone else has been having the same situation recently and lo and behold found this thread. I have a MK2 for the record. In device manager, it shows under USB devices Unknown USB Device (device descriptor request failed) Two different machines, different cables, same results. I've tried pointing different drivers at it with no avail, and also making sure that driver enforcement is turned off.. Not trying to hijack Archer's situation but they seem pretty similar and unique to immediately think it's a coincidence (although it may be).