With this single portable accessory, you can add multiple USB ports, SD card capability, and up to 2TB of external storage to ...

There's nothing more frustrating than your computer suddenly saying it can't recognize the USB device connected to the port. This is especially true when you're urgently trying to transfer a file to a ...

USB-C is becoming increasingly important in our lives, as almost every smartphone uses the technology for charging. Many computer makers are now deciding to add USB-C ports to their Windows 11/10 ...

Some readers report issues mounting USB hard drives on their new Double-Layer SuperDrive PowerBooks. MacFixIt reader Gary Ratay writes: "I purchased a new 15 inch powerbook from my local Apple ...

My hope is slim, but maybe someone here can identify and help me solve this issue. On my Windows 10 machine, copying files to a USB flash drive using Windows Explorer results in extremely slow copy ...

It's not uncommon for USB ports to stop working properly; swap to a different port and change USB cables to troubleshoot. You can also use Device Manager in Windows ...

Some Mac users are experiencing USB connectivity problems after upgrading to macOS Sequoia, reports AppleInsider. I haven’t experienced the issue, but there are a few reports on Reddit and on Apple’s ...

There are a lot of interesting aspects to the new iPad Pro, but one of the most interesting is perhaps Apple's decision to go for USB-C connectivity. With the new iPad Pro, Apple is ditching its ...

The iPhone 15 models all feature USB-C ports on the bottom. It's the design change that many iPhone users have been waiting for. The port doesn't also bring faster charging speeds than previous iPhone ...

I'm having major problems configuring my intel pc camera. Everytime I go to test the video I get a blue screen saying<P>A Fatal exception 06 has occured at 0028:ff14cd7c in VXD Icam4usb(01) + ...

Blue: Supporting USB 3.0 SuperSpeed technology and above, blue ports identify a device capable of fast data transfer: up to 5 Gbps (that's 5,000 Mbps) -- a significant jump from previous generations.