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  1. I just found a new issue. After installing all the latest drivers for my motherboard (MSI MEG Z390 ACE), of the front USB's on the SPEC06 case, the left one, while facing the case, next to the power button only reads USB 2.0 flash drives. The one next to it reads USB 3.0 and 2.0 drives. All on board (rear) USB ports read both drives. I don't recall testing it before I installed the MSI drivers. Anyway, does anyone else have this? Is this just the way it is, or is there a driver / hardware problem? EDIT: removed the MSI USB 3.1/3.0 Drivers and it began working again with the Microsoft generic drivers..... weird....
  2. I got a new SPEC 06 case and this one came with a working reset button. Not's sure what changed or of it is just manufacturing variance. But by the response above, it sounds like they are aware and working on it.
  3. Thanks for confirming. I don't think you need to disassemble your PC to replace the IO panel. I'll looking more into it when the new case arrives. Also, holding the power button for 5 seconds shuts down the computer and you can always unplug it also, so I have never used any reset switch. So I guess to me, I won't miss it. I like the case design (I've built one before in this case), so even though this issue should be fixed and should not have happened, to me it's something I am willing to live with, since no case is ever perfect. Some have design issues, some have quality issues (thin paint, crappy sheet metal), some have heat issues, etc.
  4. So, I spoke with tech support at Corsair and was informed that the engineers are looking into this, but for now, all they can do is send a few IO panel or plastic panel around it that houses it. There are 3 screws that hold the trim panel (red or white) that is around the dust filter and houses the IO panel. They are easily removable even with a built system. two on the MB side and one on the back. You just need a long handle screwdriver to stay as straight as possible. Remove them and the panel will slide up and out. Then the reset switch works perfectly. If you don't put in all three screws back in, the reset switch works. I wonder of a "sliver" of a washer under the screws will have enough difference to resolve the issue. Or if leaving the top two screws of will resolve the issue. The bottom screw should be able to keep it from sliding up, which is what really holds it in place, little "hooks" that are molded in the front panel trim. I returned my case, but have repurchased it after further thought and I will try these options myself, but if anyone gets to it before I do, let us know.
  5. When you say it helped, do you mean all the reboot issues by pressing around the IO panel also do not cause reboots, etc. So problem totally solved, less the use of a reset button?
  6. If you simply disconnect the reset button by unplugging it from the motherboard, does the issue go away? Can USB drives be plugged in and unplugged without issue? How about putting pressure around the IO? Any effect?
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