Many users plug their wireless gaming mice and Bluetooth headsets into high-speed USB 3.0 ports, seeking optimal performance, but this often leads to frustrating connectivity issues. The USB 3.0 standard generates electromagnetic interference (EMI) that disrupts the 2.4GHz spectrum, which is crucial for the operation of these devices. This interference is caused by the high data signaling rates of USB 3.0, which radiate noise that can drown out the signals from wireless receivers. Additionally, the close proximity of multiple USB ports on modern motherboards can amplify these issues. To mitigate these problems, users are advised to connect their wireless peripherals to legacy USB 2.0 ports, which do not interfere with 2.4GHz signals. Maintaining a distance of at least 15 cm from active high-speed cables and utilizing front panel USB ports can also enhance performance. In summary, while high-speed ports are beneficial for data transfer, they can be detrimental to low-power wireless devices, necessitating a more thoughtful approach to USB port usage.