This Device Has Failed and Is Undergoing a Reset (Code 54)
By Timothy Tibbettson 06/23/2023 |
This device has failed and is undergoing a reset (Code 54) is an error that can appear for different reasons. Here are some steps to resolve the problem.
1: This Device Has Failed and Is Undergoing a Reset (Code 54) - Reboot
Because the device reset and didn't start, a reboot might solve the problem. We wish every problem were that easy.
2: This Device Has Failed and Is Undergoing a Reset (Code 54) - Network Troubleshooter
Click on Start > Settings > Update & security. Click on Troubleshoot on the left.
Click on Additional troubleshooters on the right.
Click on Network Adapter.
Follow the prompts or see more information about using Windows 10 Troubleshooters here.
3: This Device Has Failed and Is Undergoing a Reset (Code 54) - Reset Wireless Connection
Open PowerShell or the command prompt as administrator.
Type the following lines and press Enter after each.
netsh winsock reset
netsh int ip reset
ipconfig /release
ipconfig /renew
ipconfig /flushdns
If that fails, you might need to reset network settings.
Finally, Code 54 is often seen when connecting an iPhone to a Windows 10 computer.
Open your Music folder. Right-click on the iTunes folder.
Click Properties. Uncheck the Read-only box.
If that didn't work, click on the Security tab.
Click on Edit > full control.
Click apply.
You need to be logged in as an Administrator.
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1: This Device Has Failed and Is Undergoing a Reset (Code 54) - Reboot
Because the device reset and didn't start, a reboot might solve the problem. We wish every problem were that easy.
2: This Device Has Failed and Is Undergoing a Reset (Code 54) - Network Troubleshooter
Click on Start > Settings > Update & security. Click on Troubleshoot on the left.
Click on Additional troubleshooters on the right.
Click on Network Adapter.
Follow the prompts or see more information about using Windows 10 Troubleshooters here.
3: This Device Has Failed and Is Undergoing a Reset (Code 54) - Reset Wireless Connection
Open PowerShell or the command prompt as administrator.
Type the following lines and press Enter after each.
netsh winsock reset
netsh int ip reset
ipconfig /release
ipconfig /renew
ipconfig /flushdns
If that fails, you might need to
Finally, Code 54 is often seen when connecting an iPhone to a Windows 10 computer.
Open your Music folder. Right-click on the iTunes folder.
Click Properties. Uncheck the Read-only box.
If that didn't work, click on the Security tab.
Click on Edit > full control.
Click apply.
You need to be logged in as an Administrator.
Similar:
Windows 10 Problems You Can Fix Yourself With Included Troubleshooters
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