I'm getting this message, when I plugin a new USB device such as 3G modem or a mouse (into any port).
When I reboot leaving it in the same port, all works OK.
If I unplug it and plug it in again, I'm getting the same message again, the device doesn't work and Windows hangs when I try to reboot or shutdown.
I have a freshly installed Windows 7 (the same edition) on a secondary disk, and there is no such problem there.
Any ideas, how to solve this problem without a complete reinstall of the system?
Answer
I solved a similar problem. My USB system had become very ill: although existing drivers would work fine, as soon as I moved any USB device to another port or installed a new device or tried, horror, to reinstall a device, Windows would refuse with "USB device not recognized". Within a couple of hours, my system was reachable by Remote Desktop only -- no USB at all worked.
The solution in my case was:
In that previous version of the log, I looked for the string "usb.inf". This allowed me to figure out that it was originally copied into C:\Windows\inf from:
C:\Windows\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository\usb.inf_amd64_neutral_153b489118ee37b8
This is of course system dependent. I copied both usb.inf and usb.pnf from there to C:\Windows\inf.
That's all it took in my case.
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