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Overcurrent on my pc

Onyxeusss
By Onyxeusss
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So I have had my pc for about 2 months now and everything has been going fine but all of a sudden message appears on my screen. It proceeds to say that there is an overcurrent from a USB device and that it will shut down. After I unplug and plug everything USB related back in, it works and allows me to continue to the sign in screen, but now, I try to sign in and it says that the handle is invalid. I look up information the this text and people are saying to hold shift and restart and options will show up. I do this but no options appear. I'm running out of ideas here, I just wanna relax and play some fortnite!!! :(

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Every time I have seen this issue pop up it's been bad RAM. Run memtest86 and see what it comes up with.

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