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    usb over current detected

    ive just built a computer for some one i know but after post its giving me a error usb over current detected system will shut down, ive tried disabling usb in bios, disconnected the front panel usb, took the io plate out, updated to the lastest bios but still the same error. i also tried it without the motherboard in the case, i didnt get the error it gave me system disk error so i dont no if its some thing to do with the case or not? can any one help?

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    What's plugged into the USB ports? Do you have an externally powered USB hub handy? Try plugging the hub into the PC then plug the USB devices into the hub. That way the power for the USB devices will come from the PSU for the hub rather than the motherboard.

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    The Asus board that came to me had 4 jumper settings to allow wake on USB.

    Pins 1-2 = +5V (normal set-up)
    Pins 2-3 = +5VSB (wake on LAN) - check PSU rating for 5VSB

    2 of the four jumpers were missing so no 5V supply. Hence in this case not "Over current" at all.

    Anyway check your manual/motherboard for these jumper settings. You will need to have a jumper on each one be it pin 1-2 or 2-3.

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