The issue could be due to a driver conflict, power management settings, physical damage to the port, or a fault with the USB controller on the logic board.
Non-working USB ports on different MacBooks and PC Laptops can be caused by various reasons…
The issue could be due to a driver conflict, power management settings, physical damage to the port, or a fault with the USB controller on the logic board.
Inspect the port for any visible damage, such as bent pins or a loose fit. If the port is not secure or you see damage, it may need repair or replacement.
This could indicate a driver issue or a software conflict on your laptop. Reinstalling or updating the USB drivers might solve the problem.
Yes, outdated drivers, power management settings, or operating system bugs can cause USB ports to malfunction. Updating the software and resetting the SMC (System Management Controller) on a MacBook may resolve it.
The USB drive could be corrupted, have a damaged file system, or there may be a compatibility issue. Testing the drive on another device or using disk repair tools might help.
Yes, liquid damage can corrode or short the USB circuitry, leading to malfunctioning ports. If you suspect liquid damage, professional inspection and repair are recommended.