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USB Power Surge on Hub?

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System Name Noobie XTXx || Portalet Crap Machine
Processor i5 2500K @ 4.5, 1.345V || i7 2640QM
Motherboard ASUS P8P67 PRO || Dell
Cooling CM Hyper 212+ || Stock
Memory 2 x 2gb GSkill DDR3 9-9-9-24 || 8GB DDR3
Video Card(s) PowerColor 6970PCS @stock || Optimus (525m)
Storage WD Caviar Blue 500 + 320 Hitachi || 500GB
Display(s) LG W2253TQ || Crappy 1366*768 15"
Case CM 690 PURE Black
Audio Device(s) On Board
Power Supply ThermalTake Toughpower XT 775w
Software Win 7 64bit
Hi Guys,

So I got a sweet deal on an Inspiron n5110 (i7 2670QM,8gb mem, gt525m = $460) and I decided to follow this guide on upgrading to an SSD. Everything seemed to go as planned except that in the video you got access to the HDD right after removing the top of the case. Mine had it inverted with the back of the motherboard facing up and the hdd was under that.

I still managed to do it though, with the SSD installed and I used the restore USB that I created before hand (back to factory win7 install). Boots up quite fast now ~13s

Now my only gripe is that my Deathtaker mouse (shoutout to sneekypeet for the great deal btw :toast:) recently started having a fit with the "Usb device power surge" notification popping up and the mouse not even lighting up. I checked with my older laptop and the mouse works with it. With the new laptop I tried connecting a different mouse, and a couple of external hdds just to check and they all worked without issues.

Any ideas on what to check?
 
i'd say check with another mouse, sounds like its dying.
 
ok, sounds like my deathtaker has been.. death-taken :|

It didn't wanna save any driver settings (like the light settings and stuff), and after 2 hours of playing around it just refused to turn on altogether. I guess the luggage ride was too much for it. Oh well.

Thanks anyways :)
 
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