tankman1989
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IDK how many of you experience problems with USB connections on machines as they get older. It seems like a constant for me unfortunately and it depends upon which ports I use the most. What I'm talking about is the sleeved connection of the interface which loosens up after many connections (and some harsh bumps at times...). I've found this can lead to some serious problems with the OS b/c it can read constant connect/discounts multiple times a minute until it stops communication with it.
I've found that if i use one side of a pair of tweezers, the end, I can bend the little metal flaps on the outside in towards the middle a LITTLE. I would say don't do more tham 1/4-1/3mm on each or else you won't be able to plug the device in. This helps a great deal but it doesn't last real long.
Anyone ever deal with this or have any ideas on ways to fix this?
I've found that if i use one side of a pair of tweezers, the end, I can bend the little metal flaps on the outside in towards the middle a LITTLE. I would say don't do more tham 1/4-1/3mm on each or else you won't be able to plug the device in. This helps a great deal but it doesn't last real long.
Anyone ever deal with this or have any ideas on ways to fix this?