USB ports not working

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A few days ago, my computer tried to hibernate when it wasn't connected to
the power cord, but couldn't. When I then started to use it, it gave me a
fatal error and I chose the option to go to last good configuration. At that
point in time, everything seemed OK, however, I later found out that I could
no longer connect my Blackberry, 3 of the jump drives I have and an external
HD. Only one jump drive works intermittently. Otherwise I get a message
"USB Device Not recognized". I have uninstalled and re-installed the USB
drivers, but to no avail. I checked the bios, and the drivers are all
active. I have my entire HD backed-up with Norton Ghost, but am afraid that
if I do a system re-install, then I won't be able to connect the external HD
because it connects through the USB port. Any suggestions? Thanks
 
i recall downloading a freeware
or something from microsoft
that improves the power
management for usb. don't
remember the link and i
don't know if it will help, but
it didn't cause any issues
for my pc and notebook.

here is a link that can help
you begin the research. i think
i started mine this way as well....

http://search.microsoft.com/results.aspx?mkt=en-US&form=MSHOME&setlang=en-US&q=usb+power


A few days ago, my computer tried to hibernate when it wasn't connected to
the power cord, but couldn't. When I then started to use it, it gave me a
fatal error and I chose the option to go to last good configuration. At that
point in time, everything seemed OK, however, I later found out that I could
no longer connect my Blackberry, 3 of the jump drives I have and an external
HD. Only one jump drive works intermittently. Otherwise I get a message
"USB Device Not recognized". I have uninstalled and re-installed the USB
drivers, but to no avail. I checked the bios, and the drivers are all
active. I have my entire HD backed-up with Norton Ghost, but am afraid that
if I do a system re-install, then I won't be able to connect the external HD
because it connects through the USB port. Any suggestions? Thanks
 

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