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Heres a question, Why dont you hook up your mic and leave it connected so that way you dont run into this issue? I think the issue is your mic is either drawing too much power, or theres something wrong with your usb ports where you have too many things connected to the single controller? Are you us...

Pretty sure thats a double sided tape for electronics.

Have you attempted to re-seat the cables?
Is there any unusual bends in the ribbons/cables?

Get yourself a Dremel if the Rubber band doesnt work

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If you check your Micro USB Port on the DS Capture, are the pins intact? If any of the pins are touching, it could short the device out, causing the issue you are encountering. Having done numerous IT Support over the years, all it takes is one time of trying to insert it wrong to damage the plastic...

Are you referring to the cable itself?
If so, its a Micro USB Cable to USB A

Back in the day, I used to have VMWare and Windows 7 installed on my mac. There is a capability of a pass through for usb devices. You might be able to try that.. or perhaps setup bootcamp if you have an older mac. just my two cents. Heya, thanks for the input. I have had experience attempting this...

Back in the day, I used to have VMWare and Windows 7 installed on my mac.
There is a capability of a pass through for usb devices. You might be able to try that.. or perhaps setup bootcamp if you have an older mac.

just my two cents.

Do not plug all 3 into the PCI-E USB 2.0 Card you installed. There is only so much transfer rate on that port. My recommendation is if you can get 2 to work, plug the 3rd into another usb on the motherboard of your desktop.