All 4 of the rear USB ports appear to now be bad on my 3 year old computer. I am forced to use the front USB ports now for everything.
I see where the 4 rear ports are connected to the MB however it does not appear that is a simple fix. Is that small 4 USB port unit just clicked on to the MB (can be replaced) or is it actually part of the MB (can't be replaced)?
Thoughts?
Hi there,
the rear USB port cannot be replaced, & glad that you still have a front USB connections into your MOBO..?
May i ask why did they suggest you to use the front USB panel..? Can you give us some info why this was happen..?
Thank you
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"They" did not suggest to use the front USB's. I did this on my own out of desperation so that my computer would keep working. I bought a 1 to 4 port USB hub to attached to one of the 2 from USB ports, so that I could still plug in all the items I needed to keep all my periphial components working. The computer is only 3 years old and I feel that is rather pathetic that it is becoming worthless. I have had other small problems with it over the years, but really was hoping I could simply install 4 new USB ports in the back, then my computer would be good enough to keep around for a few more years.
If the 4 USB port unit in the back cannot be fixed I guess I'll need to spend probably $700-800 on a new computer.
Any other idea's would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Robb
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