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Tomahawk x570, usb power when system shut down

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Try the response in this thread over at the MSI forums

 

https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=263523.0

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Hi All,

 

Upgraded my system recentely going from intel to amd, mobo wise from asus z170k to tomahawk x570.

 

With my old setup i could charge devices using front usb 2.x and 3.x ports (wifeys fitbit, phones, tablet etc) when the system was shut down.

 

With the new setup, "nope". I was wondering if there is some obscure bios setting for this or that it is just a mobo design choice?

(I really hope this is configurable).

 

Without going into it, im not a "sleep mode" fan, hence i always shutdown windows/system.

 

Thanks in advance for any help/info!

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Try the response in this thread over at the MSI forums

 

https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=263523.0

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It should be an option, but I dont know where it is nor even what it's called.

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7 minutes ago, Ezzy-525 said:

Try the response in this thread over at the MSI forums

 

https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=263523.0

Thanks, indeed setting "resume by usb" to on did the trick :)

 

5 minutes ago, Jurrunio said:

It should be an option, but I dont know where it is nor even what it's called.

See the above, and thanks for confirming its at least possible.

 

 

Great, it now works, mamy thanks! :)

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