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Emery_

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So i've been having trouble with my computer lately and got everything fixed and decided to move everything to a new tower because my old HD wasn't updated.

I plugged everything and got this error. Then i unplugged everything but the minimum and got this error. No pins are bent, there isn't anything connected to the USB pins.

The mobo i'm using is MSI-H81M-E34 and while i was installing everything one of the plastic pieces on the JUSB_PW1 came off and fell into the PSU. Now it turns on but i immediately get this error. What do i do
 
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Natsukage
Hello.

Your issue lies with the JUSB_PW1. It is a connector that controls your motherboard USB voltages. You will need a new jumper to connect pin one and two together:
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These need to be connected for the USB to work correctly. You can find such a jumper on an old motherboard or hard drive. Or buy one from ebay.

Or...you can simply short the two pins together by bending them...^^;
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Hello.

Your issue lies with the JUSB_PW1. It is a connector that controls your motherboard USB voltages. You will need a new jumper to connect pin one and two together:
9dLiKOT.png


These need to be connected for the USB to work correctly. You can find such a jumper on an old motherboard or hard drive. Or buy one from ebay.

Or...you can simply short the two pins together by bending them...^^;
 
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