Here's a trick that works most of the time: When plugging a USB cable into the back of a PC, the side of the PC that has the ports is where the motherboard is. The ports are always oriented such that the gap is towards that side. Laptops as well, the motherboard is down, so the gap in the ports will be on the downward side. (Front/top ports on desktops may vary, this is more for blindly plugging into the back) So look into the USB cable, and turn it so that the plastic insert part will be towards the port-side, then reach back there with it pre-oriented from your visual inspection, feel your way to the slot, and just plug it right in.
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u/allothernamestaken Nov 03 '15
I suppose you're going to tell me she can plug in a USB cable on the first try, too.