USB Ports Stopped working after an Internal Power Jack is replaced.


  1. Posts : 4
    Windows Home Premium x64
       #1

    USB Ports Stopped working after an Internal Power Jack is replaced.


    Hello! Sorry, im new around here! :S

    Basically, my HP DV6-3065EA running Windows 7 Home Premium (x64) laptop died. I went into a computer shop and asked how much a simple diagnostic test would be to find out how much a repair would be. He quoted me £90. Phew, jog on! That wasn't going to happen!
    Anyway, I decided to replace the power jack. No hard job, just a simple unplug and plug back in job. (looks abit like this Hp power jack image by chikyeung on Photobucket). I replaced it; everything is running fine.
    I tried to put a USB pen drive into a usb socket. Didn't work. Tried another, didn't work. I have tried several devices and they all work on other computers but don't seem to be working on mine.
    I have been trawling the internet for answers, and as of yet, nothing -.-! I wouldn't call myself a novice, trust me, I've tried everything, uninstalling and reinstalling all of the USB drivers, checking bits of the registry.etc. Nothing. So today, i thought, right, WIPE THE COMPUTER! I backed up everything, went back to scratch.
    Tried another USB, didn't work.! Im completely puzzled!

    Please help!!!

    Thanks for reading! ;D

    Oh, one more thing. When the laptop was unusable, I removed the hard drive and put it into another computer to retrieve some files. Could this have anything to do with it?

    Any help is greatly acknowledged!!
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  2. Posts : 3,960
    W7 x64
       #2

    It sounds rather as if your new part somehow isn't diffusing 5 volts to the correct circuits, which is what USB relies upon. Could be a bent pin or misaligned plug on those pins, or a broken wire.
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  3. Posts : 4
    Windows Home Premium x64
    Thread Starter
       #3

    mm, il have to check! Thanks for the reply!
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