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Join Date: Feb 2009
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OS: Windows Vista Ultimate Service Pack 1
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Pressure on USB/Cable?
I've had a question on my mind for awhile, and I'm hoping you guys can answer it.
Can pushing in USBs, cables, and other wires into computers/consoles/etc. too hard damage the actual media drives/cables/etc.? Say that I was plugging in a VGA into my game console. I plug it into the back or where ever and put some force onto it. I'm assuming no, nothing bad can happen, but just wondering. |
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03-13-2009, 05:11 AM
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Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: west australia
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Re: Pressure on USB/Cable?
they should just slide into the socket
to force them could render the socket useless,you need to look at the reason for it being difficult to plug in
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