Over time, ports on your electronic equipment can become clogged with dust and other debris. And if you're having trouble getting USB or other devices to work with your computer, cleaning any grime from the connecting ports is a good first step.
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Over time, ports on your electronic equipment can become clogged with dust and other debris. And if you're having trouble getting USB or other devices to work with your computer, cleaning any grime from the connecting ports is a good first step.
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