What other than a defective board could cause the USB and PS2 ports to be non-functional?
M magellan Distinguished Mar 14, 2009 3 0 18,510 Mar 14, 2009 #1 What other than a defective board could cause the USB and PS2 ports to be non-functional?
Proximon Illustrious Apr 10, 2006 14,620 3 41,465 Mar 14, 2009 #2 Just BIOS settings. They can usually be turned on or off there.
M magellan Distinguished Mar 14, 2009 3 0 18,510 Mar 15, 2009 #3 Thanks. I am now sure it is a defective board. RMA forthcoming. This is my first Gigabyte board in many years, so thought it may be something I had missed during the build.
Thanks. I am now sure it is a defective board. RMA forthcoming. This is my first Gigabyte board in many years, so thought it may be something I had missed during the build.
Proximon Illustrious Apr 10, 2006 14,620 3 41,465 Mar 15, 2009 #4 NP, I can see a PSU being causing similar problems, but it would be more than just those ports, and they would probably partially work.
NP, I can see a PSU being causing similar problems, but it would be more than just those ports, and they would probably partially work.
M magellan Distinguished Mar 14, 2009 3 0 18,510 Mar 15, 2009 #5 Yes, I actually did use two different PSU, so that sealed it.