Hp 15-cs2023ca USB 2.0 not working
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Re: Hp 15-cs2023ca USB 2.0 not working
The soc that is responsible for the usb state machine uses a 24mhz reference crystal. Locate it with the keyword 'xtal' in the schematic.
Then measure the operation with an oscilloscope to see if it is oscillating. A defective crystal or a crystal with the wrong frequency will make the usb engine appear faulty.
If available, replace the part for a quick test. Do not lose the original part(s).
The scope should measure 24mhz and oscillate with a sine wave.
There is also a local clock crystal of 32.768khz value. If the clock settings are stable and the clock is accurate, likely this 32.768khz is ok.Comment
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Re: Hp 15-cs2023ca USB 2.0 not working
mon2 thanks for the info... My dear do you have the schematics for this board or you have just posted generic photos of any random schematics with this SOC???? Kindly info me, troubleshooting will be much easier for me. & I have so many of the 24Mhz crystals, I can just replace it with a new good one.Comment
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Re: Hp 15-cs2023ca USB 2.0 not working
It is from the posting made here:
https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=102818
which I am assuming is close to your logic board - perhaps not 100%.
Either way, it is a crystal so search for a shiny metallic component on your logic board or post pics of this area. It should be either stamped with '24' or silk screened with the same to denote the frequency.Comment
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Re: Hp 15-cs2023ca USB 2.0 not working
Mon2, I got the exact replacement, but it was a knowledgeable try... Did not work at all. Same problem. I think mcplslg123 is right, it's the SOC which is defective & I should not be wasting more time on it. It's not only the USBs, but also the SD card Reader & the camera do not work. I am going for a new motherboard. Thanks for everyone's effort, I appreciate all your help.Comment
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