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What the **** does this mean? It popped up when there was no USB plugged in
USB drawing to much power from computer?
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lol It means you had something plugged into the usb that was drawing too much power .....
Serious though what did you have plugged into it? Ok I see you had nothing plugged into it.
It may have a bad usb port that is sucking power even with nothing plugged into it
Serious though what did you have plugged into it? Ok I see you had nothing plugged into it.
It may have a bad usb port that is sucking power even with nothing plugged into it
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Try Repair Permissions and pop a USB or any USB item and see if it works. Any chance you have had an external drive, hard or optical, connected via USB?
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no, nothing was connected to the USB. And it is still doing it, what gives?
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Anyone....??
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If you don't have any USB devices plugged in at all and are getting that error, then something is wrong with your Logic board..
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