Surcharge de l'appareil USB

Hi! No one thought of it, but it also causes the error when changing the motherboard.
In fact, the old "standoffs" that are still screwed into the case can contact the new motherboard.
This creates a short circuit and the error.
So check before securing the motherboard that there is no contact.
It's trivial, but it's worth thinking about.

Zouxi.

Hello,
I also had this problem with a new ASUS K8V-XE motherboard.
After analysis, I noticed that there was a missing USB jumper "W2".
I put a jumper with the default configuration and it worked again.

Hi,
the post date is old and I suppose you have solved your problem since then.
I just had the same issue today with an Asus P5K motherboard mounted in a Gigabyte 3D Aurora case.
Brand new setup and I couldn't boot into the BIOS because it would automatically disconnect after 15 seconds with the message "usb device over current."
The solution for me was to unplug the cable from the case that connects the front USB connectors to the motherboard.
It seems like a short circuit at the cable or the USB ports of the case since nothing was plugged into them.

I had the same problem and it was really a hassle.
The first (and not great) solution is to go into the BIOS and set everything to USB 1.1.

The good solution is to go to page 22 (in the PDF) of the manual. In fact, you need to change all the jumpers (maybe not all, but well, all works) from USB to +5VSB.
In the end, three jumpers to move and then it works perfectly.

hi GuiGuiIII. well actually, try to take all your hardware out of the case. if it works once outside the case, put some tape on the areas where the screws will be (this will prevent false contacts)

if that doesn't work, try to look for the jumpers (small blue or green things that bridge between 2 pins), and look on the motherboard for the legends that correspond and set all the USB to the "+5VSB" position.

Hello,
I finally found my solution. For me, it was a physical problem. My motherboard has 2 sets of USB ports, one of which is at the front.
This position weakens the connection. Upon closer inspection of the ports, I realized that one was damaged and that the metal strips were bent, creating a short circuit.
I straightened them out with a small screwdriver, UNPLUGGED!!! of course
I rebooted. It threw a little tantrum like "I've stored the incident in memory, restart the boot"
with the combination "ctrl+alt+del" the BIOS restarted and everything went back to normal.
Sorry for the late reply!

Hello, it's a Compaq v5000 laptop. It was working beautifully while we were working on a phone connected to this computer via the USB cable. Once I unplugged the cable, the ports stopped functioning. I updated the BIOS, but nothing changed. What should I do? Please help me.

I had the same problem with a P5QL PRO, there was a damn jumper missing on the PS2/USB jumper at the top right of the mobo!!! 3 hours wasted because of an oversight by Asus... Because without this jumper, it's impossible to do anything... 0

See you later!

jumper usb112 must be put on p5ql pro

Hi everyone,

I'm having a problem with the case on my P5Q :p

I put a bit of electrical tape (black because it looks nicer) to insulate the contacts of the motherboard with the case. Since then, everything is working great, I know I'm a bit late but well...

.. better late than never.

Hello everyone, I bought a new Asus M2N MX SE motherboard with a PNY 8600 GTS graphics card, and at startup, I received the message "USB device over current," and I can't even enter the SETUP or BIOS.

Can you help me?

I've read all the posts and I didn't understand anything :s

Thank you

Hello, I currently have an Asus P5Q motherboard and I'm facing the same issue!
What was your solution?
Thanks in advance!

Hi there.

I have the same. I changed the casing. But when I tested it on the old one, I had to put some pieces of tape on the areas of the connectors, and it worked.

First of all, thank you very much..
your answers are all correct.
it's literally a short circuit.
I took a big screwdriver and ripped out my 2 USB ports on the front.
perfect!

these little lamettes are the riders I was talking about, you need to change their position by changing the connection from pins 1 and 2 to 2 and 3

let me know for the next steps (it should normally work)

otherwise, check if there is indeed solder under the areas where the screws should be (no copper areas)

Thank you very much, that was exactly it! Problem solved in 1 minute thanks to you.

Thank you for replying SoftReaper, I tried connecting it outside the case but it still does the same, and then in my case there are no USB wires to connect it to the card at the designated port. On my motherboard, there are ports with blue notches labeled USB56 and USB78.

Thank you to everyone who took the time to respond and help.