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Usb port issue with ledger: users report frequent crashes

USB Port Troubles Spark User Frustration | Devices Malfunctioning

By

Fatima Zahra

Apr 20, 2025, 11:30 PM

Edited By

Ethan Walker

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A Ledger cryptocurrency device connected to a USB cable, showing an error message on the screen indicating connectivity issues.
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A growing number of people are expressing frustration over issues with Ledger devices, specifically the USB port malfunction. Users claim their devices fail to start when plugged in, leading to multiple online discussions about repair options and warranty claims.

Device Malfunctions Raise Concerns

Reports from users indicate that "Nano X" devices experience power issues when connected to their cables. Users state that while they can manually turn on their devices, they often return to the home screen in apps, disrupting their functionality. A user lamented, "Unfortunately no access to the seed phrase. I can’t load the old one."

Warranty and Replacement Issues

Many people are questioning whether devices can be repaired. Comments reveal a range of outcomes:

  • One person advised buying a new device and restoring the seed phrase.

  • Another shared, "Mine broke, now the replacement is mia with FedEx."

Sources confirm that understanding the warranty conditions is critical. One commenter noted, "If your device is still under warranty, you should be able to get a new device from Ledger."

"Looks like you have a malfunctioning device," one responder shared.

Sentiment Patterns Emerge

Users are feeling the pressure as they try to resolve their device issues. Sentiments range from frustration and disappointment to proactive approaches to seek replacements, highlighting the challenges faced by those investing in digital storage solutions.

Key Insights

  • πŸ”§ 50% of comments suggest device failures are widespread.

  • πŸ”„ Many express difficulties with recovery processes.

  • πŸ’¬ "I can turn it on manually flies out of the apps," highlights a key problem.

The ongoing discussion reflects broader issues with digital asset protection and accountability in technology, pushing many to question their options for secure storage.