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Originally Posted by tnl2k7
Does it happen if no controller is plugged in? Try unplugging your mouse/keyboard and see if it still happens. It might be because Windows is trying to check all your human input devices (that's the technical term lol) for the capabilities of a controller.
-Luke.
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Slight problem there is... how would I start the control panel if I have no keyboard or mouse.
Kinda answering my own question here, I guess... Xpadder!
Ok, it seems this is the case, and that unplugging every other USB device temporarily fixes this issue. Anyone have any ideas how to properly fix it? Obviously, unplugging the keyboard and mouse isn't ideal!
Ok, just an update... It seems that when I unplug the UPS, it's all fine. For some reason, it looks like it's trying to configure the UPS as a game controller!