USB Device Over Current Status Detected?

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Mangaboy5398

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Hey Guys this error just came up after I bought a new PSU for my old rig when I test booted it. It was fine 6 months ago. Right now I tried removing all peripherals connected, it's was out of the chassis and on a cardboard box when I tested it.

Yes, I checked the inside of the USB ports on the boards and I found no bent pins or weird objects. What else could be the problem here?

I also can't get in the BIOS.

If anyone could help it'd be appreciated.

Specs:
ASUS H61M-E
Pentium G2020
Kingston 8GB RAM
Thermaltake LitePower 550W

 
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Looking at the manual there are three USB headers for external USB connections (front panel, etc) labeled USB56, USB78, USB910. check those pins, and if a cable is plugged in, pull it out to see if the error goes away, could be a shorted cable
 
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checked them, perfectly striaght. also I did notice something weird. If you can take a look at this pic:
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it says 2 hubs, what does that mean?
 
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Means you have two electronic components (hubs) available on the motherboard.

Try removing the cmos battery from the motherboard for about a minute, then replace and turn back on. It's a small flat round battery probably a cr2032
 
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I tried doing so and it's still not fixed? You think the motherboard is broken beyond repair?
 
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