11-02-2024 02:01 PM - last edited 11-02-2024 02:02 PM
I upgraded my Galaxy Book S to Windows 11 in early January and right after the upgrade, the left USB-C port stopped working: it doesn't charge or detect connected devices anymore.
Given it the problem occurred just after the installation of Windows 11 and that I am sure it was working just fine, before the upgrade, I'd rule out a hardware problem.
I tried updating the USB port drivers, disabling the USB port drivers, as well as uninstalling the USB port drivers in Device Manager and restarting but the problem continued.
I ran Windows update and all updates are installed.
I also tried running Samsung update but it doesn't seem to be compatible with the Galaxy Book S.
I don't want to roll back to Windows 10 to resolve the issue as Windows 11 works much better.
Did anybody experience a similar issue? If you did, how did you resolve it?
Thanks in advance for any replies.
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12-02-2024 08:53 PM - last edited 13-02-2024 01:28 AM
I spent an entire day with Samsung Support without success and they advised to contact the approved local repair center. I decided against it as I had had a rather negative experience when said repair center fried my laptop while performing a simple repair and then attempted to charge me to replace the motherboard (they had fried). Besides, I was sure it was a software Windows 11 issue so there was no point trying to go to a business that makes a profit replacing parts.
I spent a few more hours doing system resets and attempting several troubleshooting procedures. Eventually, I attempted the steps described in the video below, it fixed the issue completely:
How to Fix USB Ports Not Working in Windows 11 (youtube.com)
I hope this info can be helpful to anybody having the same problem.
It looks like while performing the system resets, I lost the Qualcomm power plan which was great Now I am stuck with just the Balanced power plan... it should be pretty easy to fix though.
a week ago
Yes, I did. Unfortunately, only after doing a system reset as suggested by Samsung support which did not resolve the problem and simply wiped the original drivers from my laptop.
Eventually, after multiple attempts, I tried the fix in the video below and it worked straight away
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0srPPC3t0wA
Hope that helps fix the problem on you Samsung Book S.
12-02-2024 08:53 PM - last edited 13-02-2024 01:28 AM
I spent an entire day with Samsung Support without success and they advised to contact the approved local repair center. I decided against it as I had had a rather negative experience when said repair center fried my laptop while performing a simple repair and then attempted to charge me to replace the motherboard (they had fried). Besides, I was sure it was a software Windows 11 issue so there was no point trying to go to a business that makes a profit replacing parts.
I spent a few more hours doing system resets and attempting several troubleshooting procedures. Eventually, I attempted the steps described in the video below, it fixed the issue completely:
How to Fix USB Ports Not Working in Windows 11 (youtube.com)
I hope this info can be helpful to anybody having the same problem.
It looks like while performing the system resets, I lost the Qualcomm power plan which was great Now I am stuck with just the Balanced power plan... it should be pretty easy to fix though.
3 weeks ago
Hi, friend
Could you describe exactly what step worked for you? I'm experiencing the same problem. One of my USB-A ports stopped working after a BIOS update.
a week ago
Hi! Have you found a solution to this in the meantime? I'm experiencing the same issue...
a week ago
Yes, I did. Unfortunately, only after doing a system reset as suggested by Samsung support which did not resolve the problem and simply wiped the original drivers from my laptop.
Eventually, after multiple attempts, I tried the fix in the video below and it worked straight away
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0srPPC3t0wA
Hope that helps fix the problem on you Samsung Book S.
a week ago
I attempted all fixes in the video, I don't remember which one specifically worked.