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This was usually due to lint clogging up the port on the device. You could easily remove it with a toothpick and then everything was back in working order. Took
by Aaargh20318 2y ago
This was usually due to lint clogging up the port on the device. You could easily remove it with a toothpick and then everything was back in working order. Took just a few seconds at most.
- rahkiin 2y agoSadly such remedy is not possible with USB-C due to the thin piece inside. :(
- glenneroo 2y agoTry a paperclip or bobby-pin. Had to do that recently due to my cable not charging my phone reliably.
- TylerE 2y agoNope, it’s not that. I’ve seen this behavior with a worn cable and a brand new device.