GA-MA78G-DS3H USB DRIVER

Tue Sep 02, 5: I have tried replacing the USB drivers, removing all USB devices from device manager and letting Windows redetect, and even a clean, fresh install of windows 7 on a blank hdd, all with differing levels of failure. Wed Sep 03, 8: Obviousl;y make sure that all your USB related drivers are up to date. Bios confirmed as version F8. I understand, but how much power is actually being consumed in that state?

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Gigabyte GA-MA78G-DS3H - motherboard - ATX - Socket AM2+ - AMD 780G

It might be worth trying a different version if your CPU supports it as this may help. This is totally excessive. One extended clear of CMOS later I'm sure I'll find that jumper again someday and on that last boot it seemed to behave itself, the USB device I left plugged in worked, ga-ma78-gds3h it shut down properly.

Yeah but that defeats the ga-ma7g8-ds3h of S3. This is what I've tried: Haven't noted them down Have I overlooked something? Mon Sep 01, 7: Though, I can buy another power strip, which automatically turns of all apparatus', except the main power eater. The next boot was fine, but I soon became aware that all was not well Without thinking I let it.

GA-MA78G-DS3HP refuses to boot USB devices

It's not needed with a powermeter - the lights in those USB units are on, while the PC ga-ma78g-dds3h off I understand, but how much power is actually being consumed in that state? I understand, but how much power is actually being consumed in that state?

Wed Sep 03, I remember, that the idle power measured in the test, was higher than usual - 7 watts, I think. That's why I'm interested.

I am assuming a voltage surge occurred at some time during the first restart, but don't know if it has damaged the motherboard the psu or both, and I'm hoping that someone will be able to come up with a diagnostic that will let me identify the faulty culprit.

I've been here before so I'm leaving it off for a while before booting it again, now on PC 2. December 23, If in doubt just ga-ma78g-es3h it off at the wall. The reboot got as far as the bios splash screen, and after 10 minutes or so I pulled the plug.

Thought I'd put this out to see if other brains than mine can come up with solutions to what currently has me tearing my hair out. Sun Aug 31, 6: QFlash operates in this mode, not via windows and if you have a USB pendrive it might be worth trying.

When I turn off the computer, ga-maa78g-ds3h USB ports still have power on. When you re flashed the BIOS did you use the same version?

Yup - and I know two family members, who will often forget to wait until Windows is shut down, and then turn of AC power No, I bought a motherboard, not an USB charger.

Remember, when all else fails a cup of tea and a good swear will often help! Think it time to follow the advice in Absic's tag line, but I might introduce a cigarette as well. I dont think so, though December 25, Thanks for the suggestions.