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Port stopped working last week,  Pulled laptop out for class today and the USB port broke off from laptop.  How do I get this repaired?  Please help

 

 

 

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That will require a complete system board replacement to completely repair it.

 

There is no way around that.

 

You can still use the laptop, but it might be time to consider sourcing a new one.



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Thanks for the reply.  I always remove the dongle for the mouse, so not sure how this could happen.  Is this a common problem?

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No. It is not a common problem.

 

Your thread is a report of the first case that I am aware of.



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