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Getting the message over current has been detected on usb device

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Hello I am using a z390-A pro and don't know what to do about this message that I am recieving even though I have no usb devices connected, would someone kindly help cheers.

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Is this is a new build? If so, check the back of the motherboard (the IO shield) and see if there are any pieces of metal sticking into any of the USB ports.

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On 5/31/2023 at 8:11 PM, Eugene28 said:

what is your psu?

PSU is a golden field 850

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On 5/31/2023 at 8:20 PM, minibois said:

Is this is a new build? If so, check the back of the motherboard (the IO shield) and see if there are any pieces of metal sticking into any of the USB ports.

I built it myself around a year ago if not longer, I'll check it and tell u 

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If you have any front panel ports connected to the motherboard headers disconnect them and see if it still gives the error.

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