In case you are seeing "USB device beyond current state detected !! The system will shut down after 15 seconds.“When starting the system, this is a problem to be solved immediately. This problem occurs due to a hardware failure (specifically, motherboard, PSU unit, USB port) on your computer. Before moving on to the main solutions, you should first try the workarounds and check if they offer easier help to the problem.
Alternative solutions-
1. Check if there is a problem with the power connection.
2. Perform these following steps:
a. Turn off the computer. Disconnect all power connections.
b. Open the cabinet and dust off all USB ports and fans.
c. Reset the clock.
Restart your computer.
If any of the workarounds didn't work, try these solutions:
Fix-1 Try to connect USB devices one by one-
Unplugging all USB devices and then plugging them in one by one will help you figure out which USB device / port is causing this problem.
1. shutdown your computer.
2. Disconnect all USB devices from their respective ports.
Now wait a few minutes. Then perform the following steps:
3. Plug one of the USB devices into a particular USB port.
4. Restart your computer. Check if you get the error or not.
To repeat 3 pass e 4 pass with all USB devices until the culprit USB device / port is identified.
When you have detected the port causing this problem, simply avoid using that particular USB port.
Fix-2 Disconnect all USB ports on the front-
Unplugging all USB ports on the front of the case may help.
1. Turn off the computer and disconnect all power cords from the computer cabinet.
2. Disconnect all USB devices from their respective ports.
3. Now, from the cabinet, disconnect the front USB plug from the motherboard (it should be connected with a jumper, just pull the jumper cable out of the motherboard socket).
After disconnecting the USB sockets, restart your computer.
After restarting the computer, you will see that the computer works perfectly as before.
Fix-3 Check if a jumper is loose-
Sometimes this problem can occur if a jumper is loosely fitted to the motherboard.
1. Turn off the computer and disconnect all power cords from the computer cabinet.
2. Disconnect all USB devices from their respective ports.
3. Check for a missing jumper on the motherboard. If you notice a missing connection, plug a jumper there.
Restart your computer. When the computer restarts, the system should work fine.
Your problem should be solved.
Additional tips-
1. If the problem continues to bother you, consider replacing your old motherboard with a new one.
2. If the problem persists, consider consulting an Authorized Service Center before this 'In Current Problem' will cause permanent damage to the system.
3. Check if the problem is caused by the battery on the motherboard. If yes, change the battery and the problem should be solved easily.
4. If you are using an Asus Maximus motherboard file, removal the 'Front USB power connector'could solve your problem.
