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			<title>USB Maufunctioned</title>
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			<description>I keep getting a message suddenly that a USB device has not been recognised and has malfunctioned but I cant find what device it is. under device manager its just listed as USB Device. 
 
Anyone have any ideas how I can find what device it is, is there software that will tell me etc?</description>
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Anyone have any ideas how I can find what device it is, is there software that will tell me etc?</div>

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