Device descriptor error

[robogg133]

im getting this error in all distros, my mouse dont work for like 6 minutes when i start the laptop, this error appears while im booting and while in turning it off.

 

[CaffeineAddict]

my mouse dont work for like 6 minutes when i start the laptop

Welcome to forums!
Does the problem disappear if you disconnect your mouse from USB?

If yes, then I'd suggest to either connect it to another USB port or, if not working, try another mouse.

 

[robogg133]

Welcome to forums!
Does the problem disappear if you disconnect your mouse from USB?

If yes, then I'd suggest to either connect it to another USB port or, if not working, try another mouse.

thank you.

no, the problem persist without anything connected in usb

 

[Brickwizard]

Welcome to the forums

"Port unable to enumerate"
This is a moderately common error, manifesting itself in multi boot installations with Windows 10/11, and is usually cause by failure to disable windows quick-start [fast-boot] before installing Linux.

 

[CaffeineAddict]

"Port unable to enumerate"
This is a moderately common error, manifesting itself in multi boot installations with Windows 10/11, and is usually cause by failure to disable windows quick-start [fast-boot] before installing Linux.

That's likely the issue, so hard power reset should fix it in addition to disabling fast boot.
Unknown USB Device (Device Descriptor Request Failed)

 

[robogg133]

That's likely the issue, so hard power reset should fix it in addition to disabling fast boot.
Unknown USB Device (Device Descriptor Request Failed)

But i don't use windows and i never has this problem before, and i think is a hardware problem, cause bios its laging, and the mouse and touchpad don't work in bios. My laptop its taking too much to start, but when it finnaly get in my linux and wait about 6 minutes the performance r good, just like it was before.

 

[Brickwizard]

i never has this problem before, and i think is a hardware problem,

this could be a possibility, so

do you still have the pen-drive you installed your linux distribution from? if so run it "live" in test mode and check if everything is working as you expect,
If it runs ok in test mode then first suspect is the HDD/SSD run a full integrity check.

 

[robogg133]

this could be a possibility, so

do you still have the pen-drive you installed your linux distribution from? if so run it "live" in test mode and check if everything is working as you expect,
If it runs ok in test mode then first suspect is the HDD/SSD run a full integrity check.

i checked my memory, and suddenly my ssd stopped to being recognized, i removed it, but the problem persist

 

[robogg133]

i bought another SSD, and the error persist