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USB device malfunction - I/O Error
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Good to know. The dashcam still seems to be recording footage despite the error so that makes me think it's a software issue. Worth a try.
ElectricAnt54
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2022 Model Y with Tesla OEM center storage compartment usb-c module which supports data & power, installed by Tesla after I got the car. I have this same issue with my center console usb-c ports. Started in late 2/2024 after a software update. My usb-a port in glovebox works fine. In fact, if I connect a usb bridge to glovebox usb-a port, then my usb-c device works fine in the glovebox even if I unplug and plug in again. On the flip side, if I use a usb-a to usb-c adapter and plug a usb-a device (connected to the adapter) in to the center storage usb-c, the device works fine even if I unplug and plug in again.
It is like the center storage usb-c port on the computer is not looking for usb-c usb 3.x plug/unplug events properly. Hopefully tesla sees our I/o warnings and corrects this bug.
It is like the center storage usb-c port on the computer is not looking for usb-c usb 3.x plug/unplug events properly. Hopefully tesla sees our I/o warnings and corrects this bug.
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Just got this error on my Model Y, Ive been using the same SSD drive for 2 years now, the car wont recognize any USB stick plugged in. USB-C still providing power to the wireless charger. I dont have anything else plugged in, just the OEM wireless charger and sentry drive.
I tried using different USB drive, restarting the car. Car wont recognize any USB data anymore at all. I checked on PC and the drive is working fine, so it must be the car. Got appointment for a few days from now.
I tried using different USB drive, restarting the car. Car wont recognize any USB data anymore at all. I checked on PC and the drive is working fine, so it must be the car. Got appointment for a few days from now.
ElectricAnt54
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I’d also tag @Tesla on a post on X social platform. That’s what I did today.
Not an official communication channel but one of the few routes we got.I'm having this issue on a 2020 MY. Unlike the 2022, the USB port for the Cam video is in the center console beside the charging UBS instead of in the glove box. I also had the USB module changed in a service call with no improvement. Unlike user Chrushev, a reboot brings it back until the next deep sleep, like overnight in my garage. A great feature rendered unreliable.
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