Hello,
I build my fist PC awhile back and after some tinkering around to try and find out why it wasn't booting, I found out it was because I had two USB 3.0 headers plugged in. (note: not usb type C. I know the USB identification numbers were changed recently)
I have an "Asus ROG Strix Z390-E" motherboard and an "Inateck PCI-E to USB 3.0 (5-ports)" card to give me an extra USB 3.0 internal header as my case has 4X USB 3.0 headers, while the motherboard has only one internal header. I have the cards drivers installed, the card is powered via a SATA Cable and my power supply is plenty strong.
The cards header works fine, but if I plug into the motherboards header, the PC will not boot. I have thought it may just be the USB cord itself as i did have to bend it pretty hard to try to install it with the cable rough i wanted but haven't tried it.
anyone have any ideas on what else it could be, it would bee appreciated.
Thank you.
I build my fist PC awhile back and after some tinkering around to try and find out why it wasn't booting, I found out it was because I had two USB 3.0 headers plugged in. (note: not usb type C. I know the USB identification numbers were changed recently)
I have an "Asus ROG Strix Z390-E" motherboard and an "Inateck PCI-E to USB 3.0 (5-ports)" card to give me an extra USB 3.0 internal header as my case has 4X USB 3.0 headers, while the motherboard has only one internal header. I have the cards drivers installed, the card is powered via a SATA Cable and my power supply is plenty strong.
The cards header works fine, but if I plug into the motherboards header, the PC will not boot. I have thought it may just be the USB cord itself as i did have to bend it pretty hard to try to install it with the cable rough i wanted but haven't tried it.
anyone have any ideas on what else it could be, it would bee appreciated.
Thank you.