Yea it sucks. I know a case when pipe broke in brand new apartment, and it flooded everything. The owners didn't even move in yet, found out day later. I think repairs cost almost 100k ?. They sued the pipe guy, not sure who won in the end!Originally Posted by anon
And with good reason - I'd also be pissed if that happened right after moving in...
Day 1 out of 4 over and the bathroom already looks like a foxhole, but the best is yet to come.
"I just remembered something that happened a long time ago."
Then began the blame game. He didn't do "nothing" wrong, it was everyone else who worked on the apartment and who used water!
Oh no that just sucks. I'm currently having some water issues as well, AGAIN. It's just the most frustrating thing in the world. I feel your pain anon :( At least the repairs are covered! A water-related bill quickly goes up
Imagine thinking that "using water" is a good enough excuse to use as blame. That's what you're supposed to be doing with it.
Yea I know. Sometimes I wonder in which favor court ruled!
I remember your ceiling leak and had one myself halfway through 2023, so indeed we know each other's pain well.
If costs weren't covered, I'd have to rob a bankFlooring alone is around $400; didn't want to look up the rest but numbers basically go up like a pinball score.
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anon, I need your expertise. I have usb 3.0 and usb 3.1 ports on front side. USB 3.0 works fine, but 3.1 doesn't. No matter what device I plugin to 3.1 port, it doesn't do anything. Any advice what I can do? My MB is X570 GAMING X (rev. 1.1).
https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard...X-rev-11/sp#sp
I would start by checking for damage on the port itself and ensuring it's well plugged and wired inside the case, frontal ports aren't known for being sturdy...
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There are two wires plugged at the top. I'm guessing one each for port. Device manager shows I have these drivers installed
On MB only this one is plugged in. Should it be both?
Pinout in the manual says it's two ports per header, so that's fine. Here are some potential solutions in ascending order of difficulty.
- Disable power management by opening every host controller and root hub in the first image, selecting the Power Management tab and unchecking "Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power". You'll also have to run these as administrator.
(More layers of power management exist, but for now we'll stop here.)Code:powercfg /setacvalueindex SCHEME_CURRENT 2a737441-1930-4402-8d77-b2bebba308a3 48e6b7a6-50f5-4782-a5d4-53bb8f07e226 0 powercfg /setacvalueindex SCHEME_CURRENT 2a737441-1930-4402-8d77-b2bebba308a3 d4e98f31-5ffe-4ce1-be31-1b38b384c009 0- Download the USB 3.1 drivers from Gigabyte and install them; compared to Windows preinstalled drivers, OEM ones are usually newer and have hardware-specific customization that makes them preferable (notable exception: HD Audio).
- Power off, open the case and change the front panel to F_USB30_2.
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Which drivers should I download from MB website? AMD Chipset drivers? There's no USB drivers specific!
Chipset includes them, although after running the installer you may have to do the actual install by hand. Do try the first point before that.
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Tried all your suggestions, neither worked!
Well, you can try booting to some live Linux OS to be completely sure, but the most likely explanation is that the port and/or its wiring are damaged. USB-C ports are tiny and not too hard to break.
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