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06-18-2020 10:02 AM
Hello,
I'm working on a computer for my parents, and using the HP Diagnostic UEFI test, I received a failure ID I cannot translate or find a database to translate it with. Could I get some help here?
Failure ID: 0GF3MG-710A5A-9XPJXA-8D7V03
Product: F3D64AA
06-18-2020 10:36 AM
After those codes was there additional information such as specifying a hard drive or hard drive test?
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06-18-2020 12:13 PM
Hi, @KTSmith96
Here is a translation of the failure code. The only additional information those codes provide is the serial number of the PC, which I have deleted from the report, as it is a violation of the forum rules to post serial numbers.
| 0GF3MG-710A5A-9XPJXA-8D7V03 | OK | xxxxxxxxxx | 6/18/20 | 434 | Communications | GPS, HUB, Modem, Network Card, Network Drive, PCI Card, PCMCIA, Switch, USB | USB Failure (unspecified) |
06-18-2020 12:25 PM
You're very welcome.
Unfortunately, none that I know of.
I imagine that unless the USB ports are on a removable card, the motherboard would have to be replaced.
Are all the USB ports dead?
The specs for that PC indicate that it has USB 2 and USB 3 ports in the back, and 2 USB 3 ports in the front.
https://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c04078971
There are no expansion slots on the motherboard to even add a PCIe x1 USB card.
I'm thinking if all the ports are not working, the motherboard is shot.
I suppose you can try reinstalling Windows, and hope that it was a software issue, and not one with the hardware itself.
You would need to back up your parents' files onto a portable hard drive before proceeding with reinstalling windows, or factory resetting the PC.