Over Current has been detected on your USB device. System will be shut down after 15 seconds to protect your mainboard!!
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OhioLeda
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Guessing this is a USB hub sucking off one PC USB port?
Maybe split up your ext devices or switching them around to other ports.
IF nothing has changed and this happened out of the blue.. Maybe one of your cords is prolly damaged and shorting out.
Check the cords for crimps cuts etc..
Maybe split up your ext devices or switching them around to other ports.
IF nothing has changed and this happened out of the blue.. Maybe one of your cords is prolly damaged and shorting out.
Check the cords for crimps cuts etc..
I have nothing plugged into the usb ports, and i do not have a USB hub. It still won't work. The last change i did on the computer was to plug in and out a flash drive. The next day when i turned it on it wouldn't start and this message came up
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Check each USB port to be sure part of the last device inserted didn't leave part of itself inside when you unplugged it.
You might also try a BIOS reset to see if it is a glitch in the firmware that can be cleared up that way.
Check each USB port to be sure part of the last device inserted didn't leave part of itself inside when you unplugged it.
You might also try a BIOS reset to see if it is a glitch in the firmware that can be cleared up that way.
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Open up the pc and unplug the USB connectors from the motherboard. They'll be the ones going to the front/top USB ports that you probably used the flash drive in. Most more modern pc's will have 2 connectors, a black one near the bottom right hand corner of the board and a much larger blue one on the right hand side. This is the usb2 and usb3 connectors. If there is any problem with shorts in these, this'll be a partial cure and should get you back up and running. Experimentation will tell you which one needs fixing/replacing. If it's just a glitch, it should fix this too as the pc won't detect any viable USB port until something is plugged back in.
This is assuming you used the front ports. If you used the rear ports, those are direct hard connect to the motherboard itself and will require some luck to diagnose or some serious adjustments in the bios and/or firmware
This is assuming you used the front ports. If you used the rear ports, those are direct hard connect to the motherboard itself and will require some luck to diagnose or some serious adjustments in the bios and/or firmware
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