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I do have a new update, it turned on normally, without any issues at all, when it did, I checked both the bios, bith of them are the latest one from msi's website. But, while I was browsing some class notes, I got a blue screen, don't remember what code and I get the overcurrent issue again when I turn it on. I think it was just the lighting on that port.

I have check all the pins and separated them by a toothpick even if it was touching. You can see the photos I posted, if you want a close up of a particular port let me know

Yeah timed the 10 seconds, it was around 11/12 s tbh. No one knows about USB killers and they say they have'nt been near the PC at all.

No devices plugged in at all, I have reset the CMOS, also removed the baterry, waited 10 seconds inserted it again, nothing. Even went to the other bios using the dual bios switch and still having the same issue.

I have got a MSI Z97 Gaming 7 motherboard bought in 2015 along with an i5 4690k, overclocked to 4.4 GHz. I primarily use the machine for gaming and some CFD simulations. I was away from home at college, for a few months, and after returning due to the pandemic, when I first switched on my system I was greeted by "Over Current have been detected on your USB Device, System will shut down in 15 seconds to protect your mainboard" Subsequently, browsing all forums and watching a few videos, I learnt that it might be a faulty usb device or a faulty port. I disconnected all devices and checked all ports for damage and debris like dust, etc. and still got the same message. I am unable to find any information as to why I have an issue. If you guys have any suggestions apart from changing my motherboard, that'd be appreciated. Thanks. P.S.: The system worked completely fine before I left in August, 2019 and no issues regarding this. While I was away, no one in my family touched the system, let alone turned it on.

My friend and I, both got laptops that have thunderbolt 3. For an upcoming project we have to transfer a around 20 gigs of data between us and was wondering whether using a thunderbolt 3 to thunderbolt 3 type c cable would allow us to transfer files, or do we have to use the good old put it on a hard drive and give it to him

I have an R9 280X which I bought for Rs.17000 ($280) which also makes this weird fan(100% speed to keep T<750C) noise while playing any game. Also any decent graphics card is upwards of $440 Just look at the price of the RX 480(that is $440)

haven't named my rig yet, but lets go with silvite CPU: 4690K GPU: R9 280X RAM: 8GB (1x8) SCORE: 1.1 :