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hello good day. today i was working on installing my rig into a new case.

 

and when i was working on the usb 3 cable. i noticed 1 pin was bent flat. 

 

which might be the reason why 1 of the usb ports didnt work on my case.

 

i tried to bend it back carefully but it instantly snapped off.

 

after some checking it appears to be a 

 

intA_p2_D+ pin. 

 

is there anyway for me to salvage this?

 

my motherboard is a gigabyte g1 guerrilla. which is lucky to have usb 3 to begin with.

 

 

thanks you in advance for the help

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Cable or port? With a cable it’s usually easier to replace the cable.

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13 minutes ago, gtatrain said:

The actual port on the motherboard.
 

The pin just ripped right off.
 

 

Argh.  That sux.  Microsoldering or motherboard replacement :/

Not a pro, not even very good.  I’m just old and have time currently.  Assuming I know a lot about computers can be a mistake.

 

Life is like a bowl of chocolates: there are all these little crinkly paper cups everywhere.

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soldering would not be the hardest i think. 

 

if there is no other way.. i just need to find info about what color the wire is. ect

 

is this pin a usb 3 or usb 2 pin? i have seen usb 3 to usb 2 adapters before. 

 

so if its a usb 3 related pin it would just run as a usb 2 port then. right? (even then. this might even be the usb c port which wil never be used to begin with)

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