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December 4th, 2005 21:00

Yes, I have tried multiple rear ports.

Let me try the front USB ports just to be sure (since I know that they are on a different root hub).

581 Posts

December 4th, 2005 21:00

Having you tried moving the USB cable from your monitor to another port on your computer?

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December 4th, 2005 23:00

Alright, I tried with other USB ports and the problem still appears to be occuring.

581 Posts

December 5th, 2005 00:00

Then it would seem that that particular portion of your monitor is defective.

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December 5th, 2005 03:00

So my options then become what?

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December 5th, 2005 04:00

Well... either live with it or have Dell replace the monitor.

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December 5th, 2005 12:00

Also try going into Device Manager and have a look at what's going on while you plug and unplug the devices on the monitor. At any rate, when you connect a USB device, the plug and play messages appear when the hardware is detected by Windows (presuming you are running Windows). I wonder if the USB cable supplied with the monitor may be faulty? If you could get hold of another USB-to-USB cable and plug that into the monitor and PC, that could eliminate the cable as being the problem. Then it's as Craig suggested, the monitor USB hub might be faulty.

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December 5th, 2005 22:00

New to forum and have a new Dells system with 1905FP monitor. Wanted to use the downstream USB ports on left side of monitor. I must have missed it in set up, but do I need to connect USB on rear of monitor to computer? Will this supply both USB connections.

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December 6th, 2005 00:00

Yes.
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