I have this occasionally too. I believe mine to be a worn usb port. Like I said it only happens occasionally so I really haven't pursued it. I'm guessing you could desolder the old one and repair it yourself but unless it is a gig problem I'm not messing with it. I can't afford a Helix and don't really want anything else unless it is a HD500x which apparently aren't supported anymore. They don't even appear on their products page.
I run a lean gaming machine so I trim all unnecessary programs, processes and services pretty short. I think it is a hardware problem. It seems like it is grounding out or something and causing the USB port on my computer to crash. I haven't verified this but it is my theory.