Hidserv.Dll Svchost Problems
Svchost problems occur when the svchost application cannot find the proper information to run a device in the hidserv.dll driver file, when the hidserv.dll driver is corrupt or when the hidserv.dll is running and should not be.
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Problems
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Error messages with code 126 and code 2 display when you try to use USB devices. Hotkeys or volume control keys may not work properly on USB keyboards. You may also have a USB device that Windows does not recognize as being connected to your computer.
Devices
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Keyboards that connect with a USB cable, wireless devices such as Microsoft Wireless Laser Desktop 4000 and components used with Lifecam Cinema have had reported hidserv.dll and svchost errors. You can also encounter errors when using other devices such as a USB or wireless mouse, Web cameras and even some point-of-sale hardware.
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Solutions
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To correct these problems, try uninstalling and reinstalling the software related to the device; ensure the devices are connected and turned on prior to starting your computer or simply switch your device to a different USB port. Other solutions may depend on the computer operating system and specific hardware. Microsoft has included step-by-step instructions within its online support knowledge base to help with these errors.
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