rogerthat1945
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To try & fix the same problem my i7 has as the OP..........
I bought a new SSD (Samsung 500Gb Evo VNand) today, and re-installed Windows 8 from new (fastest install ever); and the problem seems to do with a 6-port USB controller device. If I unplug the USB bay from the power supply and plug my USB mouse into the PC directly, the PC works and the USB mouse stops having epilepsy; and stops interfering with everything inside the PC.
Different USB mice had had the same problem (causing the PC to be behaving in a spazmodic way [showing up as 0xc0000225 etc]).
I wonder if the PC restore point I made, and the conflict with the Windows auto-update, had caused a kind of 'flash' to the USB-port bay on re-boot; thus causing the mad-hatter behaviour of that ?
Will try my original W8 SSD again (as W8.1) to see if it will boot...
I bought a new SSD (Samsung 500Gb Evo VNand) today, and re-installed Windows 8 from new (fastest install ever); and the problem seems to do with a 6-port USB controller device. If I unplug the USB bay from the power supply and plug my USB mouse into the PC directly, the PC works and the USB mouse stops having epilepsy; and stops interfering with everything inside the PC.
Different USB mice had had the same problem (causing the PC to be behaving in a spazmodic way [showing up as 0xc0000225 etc]).
I wonder if the PC restore point I made, and the conflict with the Windows auto-update, had caused a kind of 'flash' to the USB-port bay on re-boot; thus causing the mad-hatter behaviour of that ?
Will try my original W8 SSD again (as W8.1) to see if it will boot...