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Replaced psu on emachines 220. Worked for 5 minutes then got usb overload message

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This is most likely do to a failing power supply. Replace it and you should be back in business. You can buy them online for as little as $12. Also youtube Install PSU and there are tons of videos on how to install them. Should only take about 5 - 10 minutes.
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