Will not physically go into USB port, seems the small plastic with holes has moved forward inside the connector and stuck

Take a pin and insert into a small tiny hole on the DVD tray it's gonna pop out

Do you have an Android phone?
If so compare the charging ports.
There should be a small plastic bar in the port with connectors on it.

If this bar is missing or damaged, then it would need replacing.
Most phone repair shops can repair this but from past experience it will probably cost between £100 and £200 to repair.

It is NOT covered by warranty unless you have a very helpful staff member from where you bought it.
Samsung usually class this as user damage and will not repair for free.

See picture for the plastic section which may be damaged.

Try to disconnect the mouse and reconnect it back.If it is PS2 mouse you must restart the computer.If it is USB mouse, try changing the port.
On the first picture is PS2 connector, on the second USB connector.

please check the battery of you mouse if not have complete charged then replace the battery and then keep pressing the button for 2-3 minut which is located on wireless device and then mouse will work fine.

Hi,

At the back of your device next to the WAN Port (internet port) you will find a small hole with a button inside it, turn your device off then press and hold the small button in while switching on your device, keep pressing down on the button for about 5 seconds, that will reset your router to default settings.

Keep Moving Forward.

turn on the PC and insert a pin in the small hole on CD drive.it will be ejected.

OK--usually what you will find from the front is 3 connectors.
One will be a solid block that has one blank hole which is the key. That will plug into the corresponding pins on the motherboard--usually toward the back of the case.
There will be another other wire that terminates in two plastic connectors. These are the USB connectors. Sometimes the connectors are in two parts. One is a 3-hole and one is a 1-hole. Usually you will find two sets as they sort of go together.
The pin configuration on the motherboard looks like this ::::.
The single pin on the end is not used. The other ones are connected with the plastic connector on the first three starting at the left, with the end marked VCC to the left. The fourth pin is the ground which is usually the separate connector.
The second USB connectors are plugged in right next to the first--so each block of pins controls 2 USB ports.
Hope this helps.

The socket on the motherboard was physical damaged, you can't fix it by your self but component level technician only. so you better buy a USB sound converter to make sound out form USB port of the laptop rather to fix the motherboard.

remove the total front housing by pressing the 2 plastic buttons on the silver bar that holds the wheels in place. then get a small screwdriver and put in in the small hole on the black plastic part of the wheel there is a button in there but you will need to look in the hole to find it then push button with screwdriver and pull off the 2 wheels. clean and use wd40 not oil. this should fix problem if not phone dorel (they sell/own quinny) in the UK 00442082360707

I believe Seagate has a 5yr warranty with this drive. Why not have Seagate honor the warranty and have them repair or replace the drive?