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Goitster wrote:I suppose the only answer is to reinstall windows again and see what happens. Why does this always happen to me?
I'm not convinced that a re-install of windoze will sort this problem out.Goitster wrote:I have 4 usb ports and none of them work, however my external hard disc when connected does work, although this is just plug and play..no software.
Does your external hard drive not have have it's own power supply? The other devices presumably get their power from the USB ports. Did you check the Power/Power Management in Hardware Device Manager? Have you tried just one device connected to a USB port or possibly a powered hub?
HTH:doh: Blue text on this forum usually signifies hyperlinks, so click on them!..:wall:0
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