Froze system when I hooked up the SATA.

Running Windows 10 64, current build. I was only able to hook up the USB 3.0 header as the USB 2.0 and SATA cable were not long enough to reach the header in my case. Also of note, this is powered by a molex connector instead of SATA power connector. USB 3.0 seemed to work ok when plugging in SD and MicroSD cards. Then I went to turn off my computer and it just hung. I had to CMD prompt it shutdown...which even then took forever to shutdown. I figured "eh...could of just been a fluke" and went to sleep. Next day the SATA extension cable comes in and I plug in the SATA and try out the ESATA function. Computer takes forever to boot. When it does it's extremely slow and something is just not meshing. I go to shutdown again and it again doesn't want to shutdown. Long story short, the only way I could get my PC back to working order was to remove this device and it worked flawlessly after.

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