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Type C not working after TUF Gaming F17 2022 forced kind

kcafe703
Star I
System: ASUS TUF Gaming F17 2022 -FX707ZM
Battery or AC: Both
Model: FX707ZM
Frequency of occurrence: Always
Reset OS: Done and will not help
Screenshot or video:
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Detailed description:
I was fast charging my phone by connecting the charging cable to the USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C port.
After forcefully shutting down the laptop while charging the phone, the port does not work at all next time.
There is no response when I connect another cable.
The Thunderbolt 4 port does not work for a while after a forced shutdown and then recovers.
Even if I change it to default by pressing F9 in the bios, the problem is still there and the port does not work even in the BIOS.
The port doesn't work either on Linux or Windows. This means USB 3.2 Gen2 Type-C will not work under any circumstances.
It is not an operating system problem, it is presumed to be a BIOS or hardware defect.
It's already the latest BIOS, but I've updated it again with the latest BIOS files. But the problem is still there.
I ordered two ASUS TUF F17 2022, both have the same symptoms.
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additional information
I disassembled the laptop, removed the battery and re-fired it and it worked fine. I suspect it's a BIOS issue.
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kcafe703
Star I
Same symptoms occur in Windows 11.

GEEK_ASUS
Rising Star II
Hi there,
I would like to confirm with you that when in Windows 11, you also met the situation of not wake up from sleep mode?
Or what situation you met that results in USB-C not working?
Please provide detailed scenario then we can ask our engineer try duplicate the issue.
Thank you.

kcafe703
Star I
Windows doesn't have any bugs and only Linux doesn't wake up from sleep. The USB C-Type bug causes a problem even when the power is turned off while the power is on, not in sleep mode.

kcafe703
Star I
The power bug is the same for both Linux and Windows.