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HP Spectre x360 15-df0126ng
Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Hello,

 

I have bought my Spectre x360 a few months back, and it seems that both USB-C ports no longer work (the sole USB 3.0 port still works like a charm). If I connect anything (say, my smartphone or an external hard drive) it registers at the USB 3.0 port, but neither of the USB-C ports seems to do anything - the devices don't even show up under Disk Management.

 

I followed the instructions in this page but unfortunately to no avail. Do you have any idea how to fix this, or do I have to send my laptop in for maintenance?

 

Edit: Oh yes, and of course I've tried different USB-C cables - same result.

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This is evidence of a hardware failure in the port itself and there is no amount of configuration in Windows that will fix it. Are you under warranty?

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Run a diagnostic test on all the USB ports. Tap esc as you power up then F2 then component tests then USB. You need a device like a thumb drive to plug into each port as the test runs. Let us know if you get an error Code. 

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Thanks for the reply! I only had my hard drive at hand so I could only test one USB-C port at a time. Following the instructions, I unplugged all USB cables, then plugged them in as prompted. After that I was told to "Retry connecting to the port you wish to test using a USB device such as a flash drive, keyboard or mouse only. [etc.]" - I unplugged the hard drive and plugged it in again, continued, and received the following error message:

 

USB Port Check: FAILED

FAILURE ID: MAHU04-9HB9MP-MFPXG1-8D4503

 

I get the same error code for both ports.

HP Recommended

This is evidence of a hardware failure in the port itself and there is no amount of configuration in Windows that will fix it. Are you under warranty?

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Oh dear, I feared this would be the case. Yes, I believe so - I bought this laptop brand new only a few months ago, so it should still be covered by warranty. I suppose I'll run a full hardware scan and contact the support, then. Do you by chance know roughly how long it takes to get a laptop sent in for warranty replaced/repaired?

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Depends on what they need to do to it. I can make no promises but figure 7-10 days as a rough estimate. 

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Ah, thank you very much for all the help! I contacted support, and yeah, they said it's a hardware issue and it falls under warranty, so that's the avenue I'll follow.

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