USB overvoltage issue

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ConnorM

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After one day of having my pc, I’ve got this problem, help?..😂
 

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Jwyrill1993

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ConnorM said:
After one day of having my pc, I’ve got this problem, help?..😂
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Sounds like one of your usb devices is playing up.or the port.. try unplugging them one by one with a power up after each. Once you’ve found the culprit, try a different port.
 
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Gavras

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The very first place to start.

Have you got kids or does anyone else have access to PC?

get a head torch and make sure no one has ‘accidentally‘ put something into a USB or attempted to force a plug in wrong, you should see witness marks or debris.
 
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ConnorM

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I have taken all usb devices out, still the same problem. I shouldn’t have to deal with these problems spending over 3 grand on it, I ain’t messing about with anything, just stuck. No one has access to my PC.
 
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Jwyrill1993

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ConnorM said:
I have taken all usb devices out, still the same problem. I shouldn’t have to deal with these problems spending over 3 grand on it, I ain’t messing about with anything, just stuck. No one has access to my PC.
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Speak with pc specialist, it could be faulty cabling on your front USB ports. They do provide standard support as part of purchasing from them.
 
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