hi All, I'm trying to boot using bootable USB stick 2.0 capable. the problem that I have is that I can load USBASPI.SYS if I don't put /e for usb 2.0, but whenever I do, I kept getting unable to find usb device. Please help. CHEERS

if you can already boot, then you don't need to load usbaspi.sys. the bios already assigns a drive letter for your usb stick. if you are loading usbaspi.sys, it implies that that you are in the process of booting thru config.sys; or already on the command prompt using devload.com or loadsys.exe to load a device driver such as usbaspi.sys. to assign drive letters to the usb devices you also need to load di1000dd.sys after usbaspi.sys. here is the batchfile i use after booting to enable usb storage devices: [code] @echo off devload.com /h usbaspi.sys /w /v echo. devload.com /h di1000dd.sys echo. [/code]

Hi Tikbalang, Thanks for your quick response. As fas I can remember I have done that combination (loading di1000dd.sys) I have also tried with the config.sys way as well as devload.com a few days ago. I will confirm tomorrow after trying it again. My problem only comes if I put /e switch on the usbaspi.sys for USB 2.0 support. If I dont use /e then it's okay but since I'm using this bootable usb for ghosting purposes, it will take a heck of a long time to load the image if on 1.1. Cheers

are you already booting from your bootable usbstick? then you don't need and can't load usbaspi anymore. is your usbstick usb 2.0 capable? is your usbport usb 2.0 capable? maybe usbaspi can't handle your hardware. try this: http://www.tssc.de/products/enabler...

Hi Tikbalang, I'm trying to rebuild one of the latest latitude E4300. and the USB stick that I use is just a normal Toshiba brand one. can't see why it cant load the USB2 function using /e I tried using it with no /e and it took a long time to load the image