Error 0701:usb over current on hc - bus:00h dev:03H fun:00h

"Over current" means you are drawing too much current from that port. If you have several USB devices attached at the same time it may be that you have too many and the system cannot supply the current needed. OR your machine isn't putting out enough current. Try unplugging everything but what you absolutely need.

Error 0701: USB Over Error 0701: USB Over Current On HC/Port - Bus:00H Dev :1DH Fun:01H / Port:00HCurrent On HC/Port - Bus:00H Dev :1DH Fun:01H / Port:00H

Try turning on the computer in safe mode and turn on the computer by pressing f8 and see if that works. check in the bios if the cd drive is detected make sure that the disk you put in cd drive is a bootable disk

youre probably turning it off wrong. you have to manually press shut down and wait for it to be fully shut.

I had the same problem on a toshiba satellite u400.
Usb over current on port ... blabla..
Please press F1 to resume or F12 to install.
F1 just ended up in a screen asking to press F2 or F12 which did nothing.
F12 did nothing.

Rebooting the pc ended in a black screen with a flickering HD symbol.

To be able to boot again on the BIOS I had to remove the battery and disconnect the plug.
Once It restarted booting on the error USB over current.

Si I took a USB mouse and tried to boot with the mouse plugged in on port , then another ... at the third port the PC booted normally with no error :)

Don't have any idea why it became faulty but it's now solved for me.

Try connecting your USB peripherals through a mains powered hub.

One of your usb ports is either damaged or has an object stuck in it causing a short. Unplug all usb devices and look at each port. Note if one looks slightly different from the others. There is a plastic tab that fits into usb plugs. If this tab is bent and touches the side of the port, it can cause the short. If this is the case you may be able to either clean out or bend back the bent tab.

tosrisri hello,

If you have a VISTA DVD, please insert it, and use the BIOS to boot through your CD.
Then, when the VISTA installation comes up, press repair. Restart, and try again. Please report back.

pls solve