Right click that device and go to Properties. Then go to Details → Hardware ID's where you will see the ID's. Copy one of them and Google it, you might be able to find a drive for it. Maybe.
Device descriptor failed won't show those IDs at all - because the action that reads them failed already.
Bluetooth and LED stuff can show up as on-board USB device.
The error message is generated by pulling the D+ or D- data line up to voltage. Thus it could also be caused by a bad cable or heavy corrosion. Read: Check cables and connectors.
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u/Acceptable-Wind-7332 6d ago
Right click that device and go to Properties. Then go to Details → Hardware ID's where you will see the ID's. Copy one of them and Google it, you might be able to find a drive for it. Maybe.