RELATED: Should You Use the Balanced, Power Saver, or High Performance Power Plan on Windows?Ĭlick “Change Plan Settings” to the right of the power plan you’re using.
Head to Control Panel > Hardware and Sound > Power Options to find these settings. Whether you’re using Windows 7, 8, or 10, you’ll need to change it from the Control Panel’s power plan window. This setting is part of the power plan options on Windows. If your USB peripherals work properly, there’s no reason to disable USB suspension. You should only change this setting if you’re having problems with a USB device in Windows. This helps save power, but may cause problems with some USB hardware. Your USB devices will use more power if you disable this feature, but it can fix peripherals that stop working properly after Windows suspends them. The complaints encompassed several different types of USB devices, including unresponsive external capture devices, momentary keyboard connection drops, slow mouse responses, issues with VR headsets, external storage devices, and USB-connected CPU coolers.Windows automatically suspends your USB devices when they aren’t being used. ĪMD hasn't provided further clarity about the fix or the nature of the underlying problem, but the issues seemed confined to Ryzen 30 series CPUs in 500- and 400-series motherboards (i.e., X570, X470, B550, and B450) and consisted of random dropouts for USB-connected devices. So you can't compare by what other Motherboard Manufacturer BIOS are like.ĮDIT: According to Tom's Hardware the BIOS Fix does include the B450 Motherboard but for the Ryzen 3000 & 5000 Series Processor and not your APU. The BIOS is specific for the Motherboard in which it was intended to be installed.Īlso depends if you have 400 or 500 Series motherboard. Each Motherboard Manufacturer BIOS is different from other manufacturer's BIOS.
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