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June 9th 09, 11:43 PM
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USB port not initiated on boot.
I used a flash drive to run ReadyBoost. When I attempted to stop the ReadyBoost program it failed to stop ( write protect failure ). I contacted the flash drive manufacturer's support site which stated that the drive's processor chip had failed. When I reboot my computer ( HP Pavilion Elite m9525f ) it now only finds 5 of the 6 USB ports. Is this a result of the flash drive failure or do HP computers only see 5 of 6 USB ports during boot, I confess I had not noticed if all 6 were recognized before the problem with flash drive. :shock: -- Archquark 
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