Opens a new window will show you the usb device profiles and allow you to remove them. This is similar to how simply removing\re-adding a printer connection without removing the drivers or settings will not always solve a problem because windows is trying to be "efficient" and using the existing driver\settings for the new printer (that it recognises as the old printer). When a device has corrupt drivers and is successfully tested in multiple usb ports, all those ports will create and maintain the hardware profile for a non-functioning device\driver combination.
if that device is moved to a different port a new hardware profile is created. When a new device gets plugged into a usb port windows builds a hardware profile of that specific device plugged into that specific usb port. With respect to the other replies, you should also look at your stored usb device profiles.
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