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USB Cable Repair

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  • Cut the outer cable covering with wire cutters or scissors of both cables and be careful not to cut the wires themselves.

  • Pull off the piece of cover that you've separated from the rest. You should be left with four exposed individual wires.

  • There should be four wires, and occasionally a piece of string too. If there are fewer wires, then you've clipped one off, and you need to start over.

  • If there are more than 4 wires, you probably have a USB 3.0 cable. In this case, make sure that whatever wires you'll be reconnecting are both USB 3.0.

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