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If the USB device is connected to a USB hub or a laptop docking station, instead unplug and connect the USB device directly to a USB port on the desktop computer or laptop.

Next, try rebooting the computer with the device connected.

Close and re-launch the effected application(s) and try to reproduce the issue using the same steps.

Start troubleshooting by capturing the exact wording of any error messages, if presented.

There are several troubleshooting steps below when USB device enumeration fails. Further, under certain circumstances when switching USB ports, re-enumeration can fail, resulting in Dragon Medical being unable to either recognize, or use all of the function of, the PowerMic II. This is a function of the Windows operating system, and not Dragon Medical. This means, for example, that when a PowerMic II microphone that was successfully used on one (1) USB port is unplugged and then plugged into another USB port, re-enumeration must take place.

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The detection process for USB devices by Windows operating systems is called enumeration and involves multiple steps through the operating system software stack, USB hub driver, and PnP Manager.Д®ach time a USB device is plugged into a USB port, enumeration must occur, even for devices previously enumerated on that computer.

Depending on several factors including the actual USB device, computer hardware, operating system, and user's workflow failure to detect USB devices can occur. Detection of these devices by Dragon Medical is contingent upon a Microsoft Windows operating system successfully detecting the same USB device, first. Dragon Medical supports USB input devices (microphone and headset).