Since Linux uses the built‑in USB hub driver included in the kernel, issues are rare. If they occur:
Run the Intel Driver & Support Assistant to check for updated USB controller interfaces.
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Open and go to Universal Serial Bus controllers .
If you're using a Mac operating system, you can download the TSUPY USB hub driver from the TSUPY website or Apple Support. Here are the steps to follow: Since Linux uses the built‑in USB hub driver
Connect only one high-power device at a time, or plug the hub into a computer port that delivers more power (such as a USB 3.0 port instead of a USB 2.0 port). Update the Computer's USB Controller Drivers
Go to System Settings > Privacy & Security > Allow accessories to connect. Additionally, ensure your Tsupy hub is externally powered (via its DC jack) because MacBooks limit power output to 500mA per port. Open and go to Universal Serial Bus controllers
Always eject storage drives before unplugging the Tsupy hub from your laptop to prevent file system and driver errors.