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    Compal jhl-90 usb power button

    Discussion in 'Other Manufacturers' started by dominok, Mar 22, 2015.

  1. dominok

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    Hello guys .. I have 1 question ... Soo... how to start. When my pc is off and i press usb button its start glow ... but when i press pc button to start .. its stop glow blue ... The problem is that i can not plug mouse to my usb port and when i plug it does nothing ... can somebody say me, what is the problem? It is some drivers needed or how? (sorry for bad english)
     
    dominok, Mar 22, 2015
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  2. Dr.Colossos

    Dr.Colossos Notebook Evangelist

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    The USB button is to have power on the USB port, while the laptop is off, e.g. to charge a phone via USB, with the laptop being off.

    The fact that you cannot connect a mouse to that USB port is weird. Maybe it is broken. Does the mouse work on another port / laptop?

    Good luck
     
    Dr.Colossos, Mar 22, 2015
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    So... the mouse work on other laptop...but my ntb is dimotion HL-90 have the JHL the same drivers ?
     
    dominok, Mar 23, 2015
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    I do not know the HL-90 or JHL, only the FL90, but they are pretty much the same.

    You should not need drivers for the USB port.

    Which operating system are you using, Windows 7, Vista, XP, 8?

    Try an USB stick on that port. Also, if you have a smartphone, try to connect that with the laptop of, and see if it charges when you press the USB button.

    You also could get an USB hub to get more USB connectors from one USB port (something like that -> http://s.gravis.de/p/z1/networx-usb-30-4-port-hub-silber_z1.jpg)
     
    Dr.Colossos, Mar 23, 2015
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