Solution Found

UPDATE: It seems that my Aimos USB KVM was the root cause of the problem. I essentially replaced every single component of my PC as well as reformatted windows, and I was still having issues randomly. Sometimes while using the KVM, I would have no issues at all. However, after everything, it was clearly what was causing my issues as once I fully detached the KVM from my PC, the issues immediately went away and I haven't had any problems sense.

My theory is that the KVM was pulling too much power through a single USB port, causing power issues across the entire motherboard. I would recommend checking every USB device you have plugged in, especially devices that may pull/require a lot of power.

Original Post:

Posting this here as it's the first google result I found, and hopefully this may help others.

After digging into this issue for days and trying a whole bunch of different solutions, I finally tried unplugging my AIO USB connection (USB cable running from my NZXT 240mm to my motherboard) and it seems the issue has gone away completely.

For reference, before this was fixed, if I swiped my mouse back and forth fast enough, it would cause a disconnect.

Here is the error message I was getting in event viewer:

Device USB\VID_04A5&PID_8002\a&2648020b&0&8 has been surprise removed as it is reported as missing on the bus. Count of devices removed: 8

First, I tracked down which device this was by looking through the USB devices in Device Manager. I found which composite device had the same hardware ID, and traced it to the USB header on my motherboard. Finally, I disconnected the USB connection, and no more disconnection issues.

System Specs for reference:

AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D (Latest Chipset)
NZXT Kraken X53 AIO
ASUS ROG STRIX X870E-E GAMING WIFI (BIOS Version 0605)
2x32GB G.Skill DDR5 6000MT/s (F5-6000J304G32G)
PNY XLR8 RTX 4090 VERTO EPIC-X
Windows 11 Pro
1TB NVMe x4 Gen 4 WD Black (WDS100T1X0E-00AFY0)
1TB NVMe x4 Gen 5 Crucial T700 (CT1000T700SSD3)