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Plugging and unplugging USB cables I did something that has stopped the operation of all four USB ports. When I check the system hardware everything is operating as it should. Is this a mother borad problem? Could I have cooked something?
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I have followed the advice of other posts about USB problems....Doesn't soleve my problem. I susect I have somehow burned a connection with the mobo....but can't understand why all four porst are now out.
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It will be useful if you post what you have done to try to correct this
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I did what you had recommended to someone else: Click start then right click my computer, click properties then hardware, click device manager, scroll down to universal serial bus controller, click +

left click then right click an entry, click delete, confirm, repeat this until all the entries are gone.

Reboot the PC then plug a USB lead in

In my case, it made no difference.
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Could we also have your system specs as well please?
In particular, the make & model of the motherboard, or if you have a big name computer (such as Dell or HP etc), then the make & model of the computer.
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Thanks to all who offered help. I resolved the problem today with a USB cardbus adapter.
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