Detected overcurrent on USB following hardware upgrade. MSI B650-P pro model.
Detected overcurrent on USB following hardware upgrade. MSI B650-P pro model.
Hey, I installed all the new components with suprisingly no issues at all. I had no power plugged in at any time. On start theres just text saying: Over Current have been detected on USB, system will shutdown in 15 secs to save your motherboard" or something like that I/O shield iron part was in the ethernet port so i removed MOBO and bent the iron part a little back, fine i guess? Put it back and same with usb port, the iron part was inside the port. This time i was lazy and didn't want to remove MOBO. So I bent the IO shield a little bit back with a tiny screw driver until the iron part was out and bent it back with a 2nd tiny screwdriver. No visual defects on the usb port because I worked very careful, and no power was connected. It was not the "flash bios" port. Heres where I first plugged in power and started because everything looked fine. All USB headers on motherboard are disconnected, and they look completely fine. Only cpu, gpu and m.2 connected I removed I/O Shield and put the pc on the table without hdds and pc-case. I tried the old PSU. I tried reset CMOS I tried removing CMOS and booting I tried different GPU bcs why not I cant see any burns or visible damage that might lead to a bad short circuit. Here is a picture of the USB Port I might have damaged. I think i've heard somewhere that MSI might have BIOS problems regarding this problem. Do you have any idea where I could find the problem? Should I flash the bios in the 15 seconds? Thanks for your time
Hey, I see you're facing the same issue with your motherboard again. Have you tried any solutions or fixes before? Let me know if you want more advice!
No changes noticed, same problem persists. Have you upgraded your graphics card?