A different puppy chewed the USB cable from my printer to a port on the backside of my PC. This caused a letdown of my power supply. I have disconnected the printer and put within a new power supply. Everything works fine but I receive a continous prompt stating there is a power surge on a USB port. There is nought running of any USB's and I have successfully used my IPOD at every available port. However, the bubble keep popping up saying "Power surge on USB port." Wont dance away. Is there a course to disconnect a USB port?
I enjoy a malfunctioning USB port, how do I fix it?
It's a false alert.
There are two ways to resolve this problem.
1. ) Microsoft has a hotfix that you can download from the Support Knowledgebase that will correct this issue.
OR
2.) You can "Manually" turn rotten the messages.
Here's how:
*Log-On as an Administrator
*Open Device Manager
*Locate and click the plus sign next to "Universal Serial Bus Controller"
*Locate any entry that have "USB Host Controller" in it's description.
*Right-click it and select "Properties" later left-click the "Advanced" tab.
*Put a check in "Disable USB error detection"
*Click "Apply" afterwards "OK"
***Repeat the process for each "USB Host Controller" scheduled.
Close "Device Manager" and restart your PC.
You can buy new USB next to provision for inserting in your PCI slot.
Hmm... adaptation Motherboard :P
however look into forums, just Google it "Power surge on USB port."
Open the BIOS, and disable it.
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