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    A-open XC-cube usb device not recognized.

    My HTPC has started saying that when i put any usb in, it says it when i try my phone or a usb flash drive, but weirdly the usb receiver for the wireless mouse works fine?

    I noticed a while ago that my usb powered external hdd would make weird noises like it was under powered so i had to use a Y splitter to feed it power from 2 usb slots.

    Anyone have any idea why this is happening?

    Its a A-open xc-cube EZ661

    http://global.aopen.com/products_spec.aspx

    Happens on the front and back usb ports.
    Do NOT touch heatsinks when testing for voltages as they may be LIVE!

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    Re: A-open XC-cube usb device not recognized.

    junky power supply?
    had an acer desktop a while back that would bsod when an external hdd was plugged in.
    +5 was reading 4.45 and dropped to around 4 when i plugged in the drive.
    dont know how it ran at all.customer thought i was crazy till i showed them my findings.caps were popped in the power supply.

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      #3
      Re: A-open XC-cube usb device not recognized.

      Hmm, i will get the dmm on it tomorrow. Hope its not because its not a normal psu.

      All caps on the mobo "look" ok, but not checked the psu.

      Thank you kc8adu.
      Do NOT touch heatsinks when testing for voltages as they may be LIVE!

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        #4
        Re: A-open XC-cube usb device not recognized.

        Thats what I was thinking, some kind of 'overload'.

        Is it possible that you might have zapped the USB port? :/

        If there are bad caps in the PSU, then you should list them here, for other web-browsing computer-fixing folks in the future

        I haven't seen many issues with badcaps in slim desktops yet on the web.
        Muh-soggy-knee

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          #5
          Re: A-open XC-cube usb device not recognized.

          Turned out to be the xp installation, switched hdd priority and booted into win 7 and it works fine.
          Do NOT touch heatsinks when testing for voltages as they may be LIVE!

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