Pi3 , usb stop working after Noobs installation.

[pro2105p]

Hi all.

I tryed to set up Noobs for my Pi3. I set up the wifi and started the installation. After it finish my keyboard mouse did not respond any more.
I format again the sd card and try new installation but this time keyboard mouse didn’t not respond from the start. Mouse LED don’t light any more.
Ethernet port LED is working. I have no way to test if I get internet from the port throw.

Power: usb charger 2.1A
Mouse : wired 100ma , wireless 50ma

[RAZERZ]

Have you tried to install raspbian (or whatever distro) directly instead of with noobs? I have been reading the troubleshoot forum for a while and most errors are because of noobs.

[fruitoftheloom]

Hi all.

I tryed to set up Noobs for my Pi3. I set up the wifi and started the installation. After it finish my keyboard mouse did not respond any more.
I format again the sd card and try new installation but this time keyboard mouse didn’t not respond from the start. Mouse LED don’t light any more.
Ethernet port LED is working. I have no way to test if I get internet from the port throw.

Power: usb charger 2.1A
Mouse : wired 100ma , wireless 50ma

viewtopic.php?f=28&t=53832

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[B.Goode]

Have you tried to install raspbian (or whatever distro) directly instead of with noobs? I have been reading the troubleshoot forum for a while and most errors are because of noobs.

Nonsense!

NOOBS 'offline' installs whatever version of Raspbian was current at the time the NOOBS Installer was last packaged. In the case of the NOOBS 'lite' installer, the current version of Raspbian is retrieved at the time of installation.

The version of Raspbian installed by NOOBS is the same as the version installed as a direct image.

Whatever problem @pro2105p has, it is unlikely to be due to the NOOBS Installer.

[pro2105p]

I don’t think its an OS issue. I just need to point out that usb was working in the beginning and Ethernet gets power.
USB and Ethernet get power from a different circuit? What can I check on the PCB to troubleshoot this?

[B.Goode]

See: viewtopic.php?f=28&t=58151

My suspicion is that your problems may be power-related. The Raspberry Pi Foundation recommendation is for a 2.5A supply for an RPi3.

[pro2105p]

ok i will try with a bigger one.

[fruitoftheloom]

ok i will try with a bigger one.

http://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/plug-in-p ... ly/9098126


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[pro2105p]

thank you but shipping is high for my location. I have a pc PSU as power supply for my projects and will modify it to get usb as a temporary solution.