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05-11-2023 04:10 PM
Computer is about 2 years old, out of warranty and the usb power port quit charging. The charger works because I can charge through the other USB C port.
So frustrating that I pay all that money for a computer that is just a couple years old and it stops working like this.
05-12-2023 10:26 AM
A USB port can stop working when a device that draws too much current is plugged into it. That tends to burn the tiny traces on the system board.
Each USB port type has a limit to the amount of µA that it can draw.
You may have inadvertently plugged in a device that was not and should have been self powered into the USB port.
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05-12-2023 10:35 AM
Does the port work as a USB type-C port or does it do nothing?
This is critical information
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05-12-2023 11:26 AM
As nothing... tried my monitor in the port and it didn't work. Don't know if it worked for that before.
The other usb c port is working and I can charge through it, but I really need that port for something else.
05-12-2023 07:06 PM
This would be a hardware issue.
The issue could be the port or on the system board.
Is your laptop still in warranty?
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