November 28th, 2011, 11:03 PM
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And the PC runs fine, otherwise? How about other USB devices?
I just don't know about the virus thing. Android is Linux that runs apps in a virtual machine, very isolated. So viruses made to work in Windows (I'm assuming your PC is Windows) won't work on a Linux device.
Sounds like some sort of hard short to ground or static buildup. Either way, I'd be willing to be the problem is in your power supply. Specifically, the grounding pins. Or your 3.3 volt rail is messed up.
Either way, if the devices don't power up, they're shot. Especially if you changed the batteries and they still malfunction. Although, you should be able to access the bootloader and see if the devices get hot by just sitting in the bootloader. That would eliminate the possibility of it being a software problem. Pull the battery, count to 10, reinsert then hold Vol down + power until the bootloader appears. Let that sit for 5 minutes and see how hot it gets.
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Last edited by jerofld; November 28th, 2011 at 11:07 PM.
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