I'm having problems with 2 USB ports. This has only been happening since Windows ME crashed and I had to install Windows XP. I had all the cords unplugged and had plugged in another computer while I was waiting for some software in the mail. Then I plugged all the cords back into the first computer. While I was first using the internet after reinstalling, I kept losing the connection and I would get the error page "This page cannot be displayed." If I pulled the cord out and plugged it right back in it would fix the problem, but it kept happening so often that I plugged the cord into the second USB port. It now is happening less frequently but I'm still having problems. I plugged a flash drive into the first port and then I began to wonder if the port was loose because the drive wouldn't light up unless I wiggled it just right. Now I wonder if both ports are loose. Does anyone have a clue what's happening?
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Jump to Postyes that is a typical problem with USB ports. Any skillled tech can disassemble the board and 'reflow' the solder. Ask them to use Flux when reflowing, don't settle for the excuse 'there is flux in the core of the solder'
Should be a 40-45w iron and Lead Free solder …
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