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[speedruntrainer]

Hello.
I have a problem. I wanted to plug my USB stick in one of the USB port on the back of my computer, but it didn't work. I tried the other one next to it and it didn't work.

The USB ports on the front are working.
So what is the problem and how can I fix it?
Thanks. The USB ports were never used before btw.
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[MultiplayerX]

I would look up the model of your pc and manufacturer. Go to dell, hp, etc etc and look up DRIVERS and download anything related to BIOS and flash utility. FLASH your pc to the latest bios as well as update all of your drivers. If that doesn't fix it it's HARDWARE related and you'll need to replace your USB card. Good luck!!!
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[Rey]

That happened to us before, We fixed it by completely replacing the slots and having new slots to it and it worked.
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[SubDrag]

Maybe a BIOS setting?

[Kerr Avon]

You should try other USB items in the back USB slots, to see if the problem is down to the USB stick's compatibility with those USB sockets, or if the back USB slots are just not connected to the motherboard.

If they are connected up, and for some reason don't work with some USB items whereas the front USB slot works with all USB items, this isn't uncommon, and is usually down to the fact that on some PCs, some USB sockets receive more power from the motherboard than the other USB sockets on the same PC. This can be down to the otherboard's (poor) design, or to the fact that the lower powered USB sockets are linked by a bad or too long cable, and on these USB ports only some things will work, depending on how much power they need to draw from the socket.

If this isn't the cause, then it could be faulty USB sockets, or a motherboard fault, or the USB's are turned off in the BIOS, or the USB sockets aren't phyically connected to the 'net (this can happen with cheap PCs bought from high street shops). But if it is down to the USBs not receiving enough power, then all you can do is change the leads, unless there's a setting in the BIOS (or on the motherboard itself) to increase the power sent to the USB ports, but offhand I can't remember seeing such options on a PC.

[speedruntrainer]

Solved

"Right-click on those devices, then go to Properties. Then click on the Details tab, and find "Hardware Ids" in the Property drop-down list. Then look at the Value box below that, and do a search for it ("VID_046D&PID_C52B&REV_1201" in the case of this image). Usually you can find a device driver forum with someone asking the same question and someone will have posted the answer with a download link to the driver specific to that device ID."

This worked for me! They are working!!!!!
Yeah I decided to ask the same question on more forums ofcourse, guess why? To increase the chance!
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[jasonlinte]

maybe there is the usb console problem. Sometimes, it not works because of the usb drivers did not work. Maybe you can try to download a software to scan your computer, it will recommend you to install the usb drivers. It may helps.

[mistamontiel]

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