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Hi, I was wondering if anyone could help me with this problem.
When I plug my ipod cord into my mac I would receive a warning saying the USB was drawing too much power and it would disconnect whenever I connected NOT THE iTOUCH but JUST the cord into the usb hub.
Now, one of the USB hubs won't even work, and plugging JUST THE CORD (again, no device attached) will cause my computer to crash.
Other USB devices work fine (my tablet, my cooling fan) on the one working hub, but not my ipod cord.
So to sum it up:
-Plugging the cord (and the cord alone) into my Mac causes my computer to crash. After reboots one out of two usb hubs does not work.
Is there anything that can be done short of sending my Mac book in?
What can be done for my non-working usb hub?
When I plug my ipod cord into my mac I would receive a warning saying the USB was drawing too much power and it would disconnect whenever I connected NOT THE iTOUCH but JUST the cord into the usb hub.
Now, one of the USB hubs won't even work, and plugging JUST THE CORD (again, no device attached) will cause my computer to crash.
Other USB devices work fine (my tablet, my cooling fan) on the one working hub, but not my ipod cord.
So to sum it up:
-Plugging the cord (and the cord alone) into my Mac causes my computer to crash. After reboots one out of two usb hubs does not work.
Is there anything that can be done short of sending my Mac book in?
What can be done for my non-working usb hub?