Enhance your device's connectivity by seamlessly integrating additional USB ports to your laptop or PC. Learn how to efficiently add USB ports to laptops with our expert guide.

To answer your question, yes, it’s safe to add another splitter (which, although an apt description, is traditionally known as a USB hub). In fact, a PC is theoretically capable of accommodating ...

Anyway, despite the eventual limitations and not quite achieving the 127-device maximum, it's impressive to see just how tolerant a PC is to loading it up with far more USB devices than you're ...

The USB Killer is infamous (but ingenious.) Plug it in, and within seconds your computer is dead, motherboard fried thanks to a high voltage dose of electricity, along with any other nearby ...

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 ...

USB ports on your Windows PC or laptop are quite handy. You can use them to connect all kinds of devices, from basic peripherals like mouse and keyboards to printers, phones, headphones, and more ...

The Device Manager in Windows 10. Click on the section that says Universal Serial Bus Controllers.When the listing expands, look for the items marked USB Root Hub.You may see one or several ...

If your Windows 11/10 laptop or PC turns off or restarts when USB is plugged in, the causes might be many. Here are solutions that can fix the problem for you.

If your USB device isn't showing up on Windows after verifying it works on other PCs, it might not be an issue with the device itself but your USB port. The USB port not recognizing devices is due ...