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hey all,

 

 

 i recently got a new pc a friend built it for me,, it has win 7 installed

 

recently i have been losing my usb connections they flicker on and off all day long

and then sometimes they will turn back on and be detected as a new device install

 

 

anyone know what the eff is going on??

 

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Is it a desktop? if so, are the ports in the back? Possible static discharge while plugging something in could have messed them up. I did that accidentally to my current pc, 3 of the 6 on the back no longer work.

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To be honest I think you would find some help on google with entering your mother board model and the problem

 

 

In any event report back as to any findings you have 

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update your drivers!

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Reverse the USB to BSU then ignore what I just said and do what Googloop said. Check Drivers. 

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I once had the same problem.... you may open the desktop and just disconnect and reconnect the cable which leads from the USB ports to your motherboard. It might be a loose connection.

 

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dl driverbooster 2 and run it.its free and automatic.other then that turn  off -unplug machine pull apart and  -reseat every connector and blow out dust from case -

driver or connection error id guess

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motherboard static discharge during build  caused falure !!!!

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motherboard static discharge during build  caused falure !!!!

Never jerk off building a new rig without grounding strap very exiting but ground yourself!
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motherboard static discharge during build caused falure !!!!

Could be.... seen it many time. Intel tested and it can be tested.

 

Path of least resistant. Take out everything that is not needed and see if that fixes it. But you have to start fresh.

Get Linux... make a disk out of an ISO. Boot off it. Ubuntu... Pearl and more are free and they are free troubleshooting tools.

 

If you can't boot off the disk and make things run that is supposed to it might have a problem other than drivers.

 

Get something that is supposed to work and test it and compare results.

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Syckle....did you get rid of the problem? Would be nice to know.,

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not sure, wrote to company, but pc totally crashed before they got back to me,

had to do a total reinstall,, problem is still present, talking VERY SLOWLY with the manufacturer,  one dumb question at a time from them and then a full day for reply ,pain in the ass!

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Damn... sorry to hear that. You might take the computer and bring it to a local computer store for a little check up. This may cost you some bucks but you may get rid of the problem much faster than talking to phone agents which are reading predefined questions out of a binder and try to keep you of the 2nd level support.

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To be honest it sounds like you have loose or faulty ports or posts. I would shut the unit down,discharge static,pull everything apart except the HDD,SSD,DISC DRIVE,CPU,GPU and remount everything slowly as to recheck every connection for looseness or frayed wires. Look for wobbly posts. When you have problems such as in your description, it,in most cases, comes down to faulty hardware or loose connections that can be recrimped if you have the dexterity to do so. Just remember, the hardware is truly not complex. Its getting simpler every day to build or fix a rig. Everything is generally labeled and you can order new USB ports and  wires. Process of elimination!! Pen and paper!! Oh yeah and coffee. Good luck!  :happy:

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pulled it apart . re installed everything and another new install, new mouse , new keyboard,,,

problem has not shown its ugly head yet,,, heres hoping :rolleyes:

 

thanks for all the input guys!!

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Push your power button @@Syckle and when it shuts off just leave it off. Problem solved ;)

Then you can't kill me in cod4 anymore either, my problem solved. Two birds and one stone lol

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Glad to haer that and x my fingers that i wont come up again. Enjoy playing.

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Is everything still ok? Hope so!!  :stuart:

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so far so good

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