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Join Date: Jul 2007
Posts: 1
OS: xp pro
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![]() HELLO GUYS AND GALS I AM A COMPUTER TECHNICIAN AT A COMPANY IN NYC AND AM RECIIEVEING THIS MESSAGE ANY SUGGESTIONS? FOR A COMPAQ LAPTOP COMPAQ N1020V when I powered it, first thing that came was an error message that said '' power surge on hub port ''. When I clicked the pop up balloon, it told me that this system error is caused by an USB powered device that is drawing more power than the hub can provide. There was NO USB device connected to the laptop . Again, that's what happen the very first time I have turned on the computer.Therefore, I wanted to adress this concern to you before leaving any feedback because I haven't done anything with that laptop. No programs have been installed and no net browsing have been done. So I'll be waiting for your response. COMPAQ N1020V |
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Manager, Hardware Forums
Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: west australia
Posts: 53,771
OS: vista 32x 64x ultimate retail
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Re: laptop problem tech from nyc needs help
moved you to laptops
i would suspect a short in one of the usb ports one of the experts may have a better explanation
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Re: laptop problem tech from nyc needs help
I agree with dai. If you want to open the lapop, you can inspect the usb port(s) and see if the connector is damaged. If you do not need usb, try disabling it in the device manager and the error message should go away.
Unless you want to solder on the motherboard, the only way to fix this is a motherboard replacement.
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