Soulds like an ID-10-T error.

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Originally posted by Abercrombie Soulds like an ID-10-T error.

explain

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Originally posted by Vivid Boy explain

Write down my error code on a piece of paper.

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Originally posted by Abercrombie Write down my error code on a piece of paper.

1918 GIGAWATTS!!!

pwn3d.

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Originally posted by Abercrombie Soulds like an ID-10-T error.

Hahaha thats great, I'm going to use that at work tomorrow!

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Originally posted by Vivid Boy explain

Wow, are you really that dumb?

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Originally posted by Gauss Wow, are you really that dumb?

sorry bro but im not a fuckin computer nerd like some of you. So even if you told me it was an R2-D2 Error, I wouldnt get the star wars reference.

Its just the way i was brought up, i went outside to play

I'd reckon it's likely a simple dodgy connection from the motherboard to the port. Or even one dodgy port bringing down the rest.

Send it to a laptop fixing person.

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Originally posted by Vivid Boy Its just the way i was brought up, i went outside to play

haha :P

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Originally posted by Vivid Boy sorry bro but im not a fuckin computer nerd like some of you. So even if you told me it was an R2-D2 Error, I wouldnt get the star wars reference. Its just the way i was brought up, i went outside to play

You don't have to be a computer nerd to notice the resemblance.

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Originally posted by Vivid Boy sorry bro but im not a fuckin computer nerd like some of you. So even if you told me it was an R2-D2 Error, I wouldnt get the star wars reference. Its just the way i was brought up, i went outside to play

lol. Ok, look under system in the control panel, and go to hardware tab. Look at the device manager list and see if u see little exclamation points next to your USB buses. If u do, see if u can turn them back or see of u really do have the drivers installed under the driver signing tab. I had an issue with USB buses on my laptop and it turned out the drivers got corrupted somehow. Reinstalling them manually in that same area fixed the problem.