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USB peripherals works only if plugged during boot

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Using Xubuntu 22.04 LTS on an Alienware 17-R3, if I boot my PC with an external drive already plugged in, it works perfectly.

But if I plug it in after boot, it just isn't recognized. Neither lsusb nor usb-devices see the external drive at all.

What could it be? Is there a way I can somehow "reset" the system USB detection?

Thanks

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Look at the system startup logs (and device detection) with `sudo journalctl -b 0`. Watch `sudo journalctl --follow` as you plug in the USB devices.
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