From: Philip Stortz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
for whatever reason, the chip that handles the usb part is probably fried
I haven't had it that long and obviously it's always on as one can't switch everything off everytime... or, is this where I go wrong, thinking that one can leave all these peripherals on?!
Larry
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