does ecigs kill usb ports?

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immafrog1337

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so iv been using a vaporizer to stop smoking and iv been charging it on my front usb ports, but the problem is that iv been doing that for 2 weeks and ever since then my mouse has been moving really slow. iv checked sensitivity and everything and everything is fine. iv unplugged the vaporizer but its still slow now. is there a way i can test how many amps are going into my ports?

asrock 970 extreme 3
 
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photonboy
I don't think you'd be able to properly troubleshoot in the way you ask without being an electronics technician.

1) Reboot the PC if you haven't done so

2) Unplug the mouse and plug it in again

3) Remove and reinstall the mouse software if you have any (from the mouse support site)

4) Try all the USB ports.
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photonboy

photonboy

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I don't think you'd be able to properly troubleshoot in the way you ask without being an electronics technician.

1) Reboot the PC if you haven't done so

2) Unplug the mouse and plug it in again

3) Remove and reinstall the mouse software if you have any (from the mouse support site)

4) Try all the USB ports.
 
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Well all I can say on that is that I have 3 ego style battery's plugged into my front USB ports and have not had any problems with it at all. Been vaping for about a year now. Just moved over to a Smoketech eVic with a rebuildable Russian 91% and love it.
Asus Z77 Sabertooth.
 
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