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Old 06-25-2007, 09:34 PM
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Default Desktop Motherboard on Laptop with Dead USB

Good day,
I have an ACER Aspire 1705. I tried to connect once a hand made usb cable and since then 3 out of the 4 usb are not working, possibly are burned. One of them was giving still power until last week but couldn't read.
The 4th one kept working for 3 years, until last week, where something happened and both stopped working.
Not having a USB, I tried a PCMCIA to USBx4 card. The card freezes my PC when I'm using a USB stick, no mention for something better. I attached the extra 5V power, I installed the correct drivers but nothing.
I need your precious advise on the following:

1. Is there any way to see what really happened to my 4 USB?Even if they were fried, is there a software who will show that, so I could talk with evidence and not with assumptions? Any way to repair these USB?
2. Is there a way to make the PCMCIA work perfectly? I have seen many people having the same problem with USB-PCMCIA cards
3. Is there any other way to get a more reliable USB from anywhere (parallel, floppy, touchpad, anywhere, anywhere) to mount my external sound card?

Please advise, you are my last faith.
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