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I was designing a circuit that used USB and this was one of my problems. I wanted to somehow slow down the current inrush so PC wouldn't complain.
I employed a circuit I found in **broken link removed****broken link removed** under articles (USB In-rush current protection) and solved my problem.
I hope that helps.
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