Not true at all. I've disabled every possible point of power saving on a device and global level. Still consistent problems. Again, read Microsoft's own dev blog about how they are passing the buck.Kaine wrote:I'm not sure you can fully level the blame at MS in this instance, it's generally bullet proof if you turn off the power scheme features that get in the way and I'd be looking elsewhere myself.
The chipsets in my board are intel. Had all of Intel's drivers. Nothing but issues.Kaine wrote:Hardware and driver wise firms test on intel USB implementations. Why? Because you get them in Mac's and the majority of audio PC's, so if your going to test on a limited selection of controllers, you may as well do it on the widest spread ones.
Look, anyone can say "in theory... there should be no problems! haha the end!" and you'd be, well completely wrong because you don't have the experience I've had. The owner of the IT company I work for and our lead tech would also back me up here.