problem of USB ports with HP laptops.

Anil Jain · 2008-07-14T16:59:30+00:00

Hi, I have Hp 6830 US laptop. In this laptop two left side USB ports are not working for the devices which requires power. Example:- Ports are not working for USB pen drive which will require power from laptop; however these are working for Digital Cam, whic have its own battery... I am puzzled why its happening so, any clue and suggestion willbe helpful. Thanks in advance, -Crazy

problem of USB ports with HP laptops.

Anil Jain

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Hi,

I have Hp 6830 US laptop. In this laptop two left side USB ports are not working for the devices which requires power.

Example:- Ports are not working for USB pen drive which will require power from laptop; however these are working for Digital Cam, whic have its own battery...
I am puzzled why its happening so, any clue and suggestion willbe helpful.

Thanks in advance,
-Crazy

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KINETIC_JOULES

Member • Jul 14, 2008

Try uninstalling the port and then reinstalling it. That same thing happened to me.
You need to go to your device manager and then click on universal serial bus and uninstall/reinstall it.
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Or it might be the pen drive cable.

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aman gupta

Member • Jul 14, 2008

ya i hv also faced dis problem...............

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Ashraf HZ

Member • Jul 14, 2008

The power to the USB port from the laptop might have been damaged somehow. Have you ever connected a device in those ports and get a message like:
"power surge detected in USB port", or something like that?

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Anil Jain

Member • Jul 15, 2008

ash
The power to the USB port from the laptop might have been damaged somehow. Have you ever connected a device in those ports and get a message like:
"power surge detected in USB port", or something like that?
No, I have never experienced this message.

However I saw this problem with many of the HP users... Still I think there are some settings which I am missing, which will enable the power management of the USB ports. Waiting for some more tips...

Thanks in advance.
-Crazy

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KINETIC_JOULES

Member • Jul 15, 2008

crazyboy
No, I have never experienced this message.

However I saw this problem with many of the HP users... Still I think there are some settings which I am missing, which will enable the power management of the USB ports. Waiting for some more tips...

Thanks in advance.
-Crazy
I have an HP printer, and it has it's own power source. It's a HP Photosmart C5180 All-In-One printer scanner copier. My computer got a virus one day and my computer could no longer detect the device. It worked fine on it's own, for it read from my digital camera's card, but my computer still wouldn't recognize the device. We uninstalled/reinstalled the universal serial bus ports, but soon realized the problem was that HP is just screwy. I've had LOADS of people tell me horrible things about their HP devices being "hardheaded". It could be a number of problems. Does it give you a notice tone (that little ding ding) when you unplug/plug a USB device into that port? If not, then the problem is simple: Uninstall/reinstall the USB port. If it does give you that notice tone, then it could very well just be your device being screwy. And I'm sorry if that's the problem.
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