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At one time the device manager also reported something called BillBoard USB-C but after restarting the monitor one more time it disappeared and hasn't come back since.
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I've also checked the Windows device manager and apparently the monitor's hub is listed as "Generic SuperSpeed USB Hub" when it does actually connect, but it's not there when Windows 10 starts by default. So far I have tried disabling the KVM completely, disabling any and all power-saving options for my PC's USB ports, trying out different USB ports on my PC, manually forcing Windows 10 to scan for hardware changes after boot and swapping around the various KVM options of the monitor.
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When the PC boots the ports are powered on and recognized by the motherboard (for example, I can use them to launch a recovery system from a pendrive), but they seem to disconnect when Windows 10 actually starts and do not reconnect or power themselves on until I do one of those things mentioned above. In my case the PC is connected to the USB-B port and there is nothing connected to the USB-C port. To add a little more detail - the monitor itself has 3 USB 3.0 ports in a back and a typical USB-B port to connect it to PC as well as a USB-C port and a KVM that is supposed to switch whatever is connect to those USB 3.0 ports between devices connected to the latter two ports. For the record, when this issue occurs the Gigabyte's OSD Sidekick app also stops working and displays the "make sure the USB cable is connected" error message instead. Oddly enough the ports still work fine if I just reboot Windows instead of powering it down completely. If I do any of those things the ports work fine until I turn the PC off and on again. In short, whenever I start up Windows 10 it doesn't see the USB hub of the monitor until I either disconnect and reconnect the USB-B cable that connects the monitor to PC, turn the monitor on or off or use the monitor's KVM switch to disconnect and reconnect those ports from my PC. I recently bought a Gigabyte M32Q and while I'm generally very satisfied with the monitor itself I have stumbled upon a rather odd issue I can't seem to sort out. Discussion - For Discussion or Non-Purchase Questions.>Please mark your post with one of these flairs below once your submission has been made. /r/technology - All things Tech! Submission Guidelines./r/bapcsalesaustralia - Sales Reddit for Australia./r/buildapcsalesuk - Sales Reddit for UK./r/bapcsalescanada - Sales Reddit for Canada./r/buildapcsales - Sales Reddit for USA./r/battlestations - Show off your gear!./r/ultrawidemasterrace - Subreddit for 21:9 & wider monitors./r/buildapcmonitors - Monitor Purchasing Advice./r/buildapc - PC Building Community Resource./r/monitorsnews - For news about Monitors.High Refresh Rate Monitors (120Hz+) Related Reddits.Ultrawide Resolution Monitors (21:9, 1080/1440 variants).» DPI/PPI Calculator Easy PCPP Monitor Links » Monitor Debezeling Guide (by zerobahamut OCN) » Lightboost Hack for Supported Monitors How-To
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