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Why is there no response when connecting a USB flash drive to the car's USB port?

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LaTessa

07/29/25 12:57pm

There may be no response when connecting a USB flash drive to the car's USB port due to reasons such as a loose or damaged USB flash drive, or a damaged USB port. Here are the details: Loose USB flash drive: Since the USB flash drive is plugged into the car's USB port for long periods during use, the vibration and shaking of the vehicle while driving can easily cause it to become loose. Once loose, the car's USB port may suddenly stop reading the USB flash drive. Damaged USB flash drive: The possibility of a damaged USB flash drive is relatively small, but due to the less-than-ideal environment inside the car (especially during high temperatures in summer), the possibility of damage cannot be ruled out. Damaged USB port: The likelihood of a damaged USB port is believed to be even smaller than that of a damaged USB flash drive. However, when none of the above issues are present, the possibility of a damaged USB port cannot be excluded.

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