USB slot of Satellite L30 shuts down Windows when in use

I recently bought a Satellite L30 (psl33E) for my wife, and all seemed to go well. That was until she needed more usb ports for her stuff, and used the port on the left hand side of the machine (as opposed to the one always used, at the back.) As soon as she tried to use this particular port, the box shut dow, and has done so ever since.
Could someone please tell me how to repair this, as it's only a few weeks old, and I'd rather not have to take it back to the store where it was bought.
Hoping for a miracle.
TIA.
JimmyMack.

Hi,
sounds really like a serious hardware issue. I assume that the USB port cannot deliver enough power when the other ports are in use.
If I were you I would bring the machine back or contact the nearest available service partner in your country and let them fix that problem.
Heres a link to find the nearest available ASP in your country: http://eu.computers.toshiba-europe.com/cgi-bin/ToshibaCSG/download_whitepaper.jsp?service=EU&WHITEPAPER_ID=0 000000871
Cheers

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