Pin configuration on USB 3.2 changed.
Pin configuration on USB 3.2 changed.
It seems like a pin was shifted, but it's not uncommon. https://imgur.com/a/LyuhrUL
It's typical for beginners to... occasionally even experienced users can cause damage. So yes, try adjusting it back. If it fails, you're just a step away from needing help. Since every pin acts like its own USB port, the issue might be there.
Hello, I’m not new to this. I placed it on the correct side and it bent, which is strange. It seems it worked after that one, so maybe it got downgraded. Thanks for letting me know. So, one port equals one less port? I’m mainly a builder and not familiar with what each pin does. It mentions backward compatibility.
I was able to start my PC, but it didn’t respond because there was no RAM. That’s okay. I really dislike those power LED cables.
You might attempt to return it, but avoid bending it in the opposite direction. This kind of metal weakens when stretched excessively or used repeatedly, eventually breaking easily. Regardless, the pin you're referring to from the pinout is visible online, and most devices don't rely on it, making it suitable for most applications if damaged.